Need a robot craft activity that will keep the kids busy for at least 30 minutes, but don’t want loads of prep or to clear up for hours afterwards?
Here’s your answer (includes free printable)…
I’m always on the hunt for new craft ideas for kids. Sometimes I just want a quick, easy, low-effort craft activity for the boys. This robot craft would be great for a play date or party as it requires very little set-up or cleaning up afterwards!
For this robot craft, you will need:
- print-outs of this basic robot template (with many thanks to SweetClipArt, whose design I adapted for this)
- shiny, sparkly and/or puffy stickers for the buttons and antennae in various colours and sizes
COST: a few quid
AGE: toddlers
TIME: 30 minutes
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Pickle (2 and a half) really enjoyed this one. He sang ‘twinkle twinkle’ as soon as he saw the stars and he was very pleased when he worked out how to take the backing paper off the stickers all on his own. He kept saying ‘this is the sticky side, mummy’! I did let Chops (15 months) explore the stickers too, but as they very quickly went into his mouth, I think he is still a bit young for this one…
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Pickle finished his robot with a line of silver dot stickers, which he explained: “That’s the robot’s belt, mummy.” Of course I couldn’t resist having a try myself!
Did you enjoy this toddler robot craft? Find more craft ideas for kids here and here.
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Arran will love this, he’s into making things at the moment, especially shiny things!
Who doesn’t love shiny things?! (magpie, me..?) 😉
I hope he enjoys it – do let me know how it goes…
Thank you SO much for visiting and for commenting Kathryn!
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Scarlett loves robots at the moment. This would be perfect thank you #pintorials x
Yay! So pleased to heat that Michelle 🙂
Oh, I think my 5yo would like this, he loves colouring in and decorating things 🙂 Pinning for later! #Pintorials
Fabulous, thanks Sara! 🙂
My son would luurrrrve this! Thanks for linking with Tuesday Tutorials #pintorials
Robots + stickers = happy kids
Minimal prep + minimal clean up = happy parents 😉
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This is a lovely ideas! We haven’t done any crafts with the my little girl for a very long time! The last time when we did crafts together we used glue and paint and unfortunately there was a lot of cleaning that had to be done after. I would like to do something that will not make too much dirt after this and this craft idea is very nice! Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Thanks Jenny!
It is really good to have a no-mess craft sometimes isn’t it? Especially for a group craft play date, otherwise it can get disastrous… 😉
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