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Cheerio Bird Feeder Craft for Kids

June 4, 2014 By meredith 6 Comments

This is the first summer that I feel like I need to have a “bag of tricks” to keep my oldest little guy entertained.  I find that if I have a project or two waiting in the wings for those times that he seems restless or uninterested in everything, we all tend to have a better day.

My advice?

Be prepared with tons of fun {and easy} summertime crafts and activities to keep those little hands busy!  Why not make a few birds happy in the mean while?  Kill two birds with one stone…

Make an easy Cheerio Bird Feeder with your little one this summer to keep their fingers occupied and make some birds happy via Wait Til Your Father Gets Home #kidscrafts #summercrafts #kidsactivities #birdfeeder

I LOVE this craft idea because it’s so super easy and inexpensive.  I’m guessing, in fact, that you’ve already got everything you need to make a few with your little ones.

You’ll need:

circular cereal such as Cheerios or Fruit Loops

pipe cleaners

thin twine

scissors

a tree to hang your bird feeder

Make an easy Cheerio Bird Feeder with your little one this summer to keep their fingers occupied and make some birds happy via Wait Til Your Father Gets Home #kidscrafts #summercrafts #kidsactivities #birdfeeder

My little guy is almost 3 and he did the stringing part completely by himself.  I didn’t even need to show him how to put the cereal onto the pipe cleaner.  He was just eager to get started I suppose.

Make an easy Cheerio Bird Feeder with your little one this summer to keep their fingers occupied and make some birds happy via Wait Til Your Father Gets Home #kidscrafts #summercrafts #kidsactivities #birdfeeder

Once just about all of his pipe cleaner was covered, we connected either end and twisted them together, making a circle.  I then cut a small piece of twine and tied it to the top of the circle, so we’d have a place to hang it in the tree outside.

Make an easy Cheerio Bird Feeder with your little one this summer to keep their fingers occupied and make some birds happy via Wait Til Your Father Gets Home #kidscrafts #summercrafts #kidsactivities #birdfeeder

Easiest craft ever, and it kept him occupied for almost an hour {assembling, snacking a little, and choosing a tree outside to hang our creations}.

I’m sure your little crafter will love this project as much as mine did!

Make an easy Cheerio Bird Feeder with your little one this summer to keep their fingers occupied and make some birds happy via Wait Til Your Father Gets Home #kidscrafts #summercrafts #kidsactivities #birdfeeder

Happy crafting!

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Filed Under: Crafting, Homeschool, Teach Me Tuesday Tagged With: bird feeder, kids, kids activities, kids crafts, preschooler, summer, toddler

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Comments

  1. Tara says

    June 5, 2014 at 3:07 am

    I LOVE this, Meredith! The girls and I are definitely doing this over the summer!

    Reply
  2. Tori says

    June 5, 2014 at 11:10 am

    Adorable Meredith!! I will be trying this with the boys!

    Reply
    • meredith says

      June 5, 2014 at 5:11 pm

      Thanks Tori!! Have fun 🙂

      Reply
  3. Kara says

    June 6, 2014 at 10:39 am

    What fun!

    Reply
  4. Melanie says

    June 6, 2014 at 9:48 pm

    Cute idea! I bet the birds love it!

    Reply

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