Use the double sided tape to secure the card stock to the foam frame.
Lay out the neon glitter glue set, 12-color Crayola washable markers, and foam stickers that come with the foam frames, and let the kids decorate their license plates. At this point, I reminded the kids that a license plate has letters and numbers and usually some picture from the state they are from. I really wanted them to be able to do whatever they wanted, but giving them a picture of what one looks like seemed to help them have some guidance.
Watch the creative process unfold before your eyes.
Once your little artists are done with the creative process and the license plates have dried, you can attach to their vehicle of choice. We loved putting ours on these color your own box costumes.
We used this DIY license plate craft for kids as part of our Drive-In Movie Playdate. Plus, be sure to check-out my Popcorn Bar post, which is perfect for a movie playdate!
Use the double sided tape to secure the card stock to the foam frame.
Lay out the neon glitter glue set, 12-color Crayola washable markers, and foam stickers that come with the foam frames, and let the kids decorate their license plates. At this point, I reminded the kids that a license plate has letters and numbers and usually some picture from the state they are from. I really wanted them to be able to do whatever they wanted, but giving them a picture of what one looks like seemed to help them have some guidance.
Watch the creative process unfold before your eyes.
Once your little artists are done with the creative process and the license plates have dried, you can attach to their vehicle of choice. We loved putting ours on these color your own box costumes.
We used this DIY license plate craft for kids as part of our Drive-In Movie Playdate. Plus, be sure to check-out my Popcorn Bar post, which is perfect for a movie playdate!
