Looking for a pokeball craft? We have it! This pokeball craft is perfect for kids of all ages, those I suggest older kids may have an easier time. Preschoolers and elementary aged kids will love this Pokémon craft, especially if they’re a huge Pokémon fan!
Pokeball Craft
Families everywhere are enjoying Pokémon GO! After a long day of playing when the kids may need a break from screens but their mind is still on Pokémon, what do you do? You craft! Shared below is an easy Pokéball Craft for Creative Kids.
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Papier Mâché is something I feel is underrated. It’s fun, messy, easy, and a great way to recycle paper. Perfect for making a pokeball!
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Supplies Needed For This Pokéball Craft for Creative Kids
Here’s what you need to make this adorable kid-made craft:
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How To Make This Super Fun Pokeball Craft
Step 1
Set down a paper plate or a sheet of newspaper to protect the surface kids will be painting on.
Step 2
Balance the ball on an egg carton to make it easier to paint.
Step 3
Invite them to begin painting their Pokéball!
My Kids Made Their Pokeball Crafts Unique
One of my children chose to create a traditional red, white, and black Pokéball and one of them chose to create a yellow, black, and white Pokéball.
It’s also handy to keep water and paper towels nearbyâ¦just in case!
Aren’t they cute? Some papier mâché balls come with a string attached. Snip it off to make the Pokéball a toy or keep it to make it a Christmas ornament!
The great thing about this craft is that kids can complete it independently. Just lay out the supplies and they paint awayâ¦dreaming of the next Pokémon they will catch!
Materials
- Papier Mâché Ball
- Red, white, black, and yellow acrylic paint
- Paintbrushes
- Egg carton
Instructions
- Put a paper plate on top of a sheet of newspaper to minimize mess.
- Place the ball on an egg carton to keep it from rolling around.
- Paint the pokeball anyway you want!
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How did your pokeball craft turn out? Comment below and let us know, we’d love to hear from you!
