Color wheel spinner craft supply list for 7-year-olds
For seven-year-olds exploring primary and secondary colors with a rotating paper spinner. The list includes craft parts but no paint-mixing instructions.
What to buy
White cardstock sheets
Colored cardstock in red yellow and blue
Paper plates
Round-head paper fasteners
1 per child
Washable markers
Colored pencils
Rulers
Pencils
Child-safe scissors
Glue sticks
Circle templates
Who this list is for
This color wheel spinner craft supply list is for seven-year-olds exploring primary and secondary colors with a rotating paper spinner. It supplies the parts for the craft, not paint-mixing directions.
How to use this list
Give each child a white cardstock sheet, a paper plate, and one round-head paper fastener. Use circle templates, rulers, and pencils to plan the spinner sections. Colored cardstock in red, yellow, and blue can be cut into color areas with child-safe scissors and attached with glue sticks. Washable markers and colored pencils are useful for labels and added details.
Common mistakes
Do not make the spinner layers too thick for the paper fastener to turn. Avoid placing the fastener off-center, which can make the spinner wobble. Check that the paper plate and cardstock circles line up before fastening. Keep red, yellow, and blue cardstock separate from white cardstock so the required colors are easy to locate.
What is on this list
You will need white cardstock sheets, red yellow and blue cardstock, paper plates, round-head paper fasteners, washable markers, colored pencils, rulers, pencils, child-safe scissors, glue sticks, and circle templates. Cross off basic tools already on hand.
Before you begin
Count one fastener per child and test one sample spinner before the group starts. Put circle templates, rulers, pencils, scissors, and glue sticks at the work table. Save fastening for the last step so children can finish their color sections first.
FAQ
Who is "Color wheel spinner craft supply list for 7-year-olds" for?
This color wheel spinner craft supply list is for seven-year-olds exploring primary and secondary colors with a rotating paper spinner. It supplies the parts for the craft, not paint-mixing directions.
How should I use "Color wheel spinner craft supply list for 7-year-olds"?
Give each child a white cardstock sheet, a paper plate, and one round-head paper fastener. Use circle templates, rulers, and pencils to plan the spinner sections. Colored cardstock in red, yellow, and blue can be cut into color areas with child-safe scissors and attached with glue sticks. Washable markers and colored pencils are useful for labels and added…
What should I skip or avoid with "Color wheel spinner craft supply list for 7-year-olds"?
Do not make the spinner layers too thick for the paper fastener to turn. Avoid placing the fastener off-center, which can make the spinner wobble. Check that the paper plate and cardstock circles line up before fastening. Keep red, yellow, and blue cardstock separate from white cardstock so the required colors are easy to locate.
What is on the "Color wheel spinner craft supply list for 7-year-olds" list?
You will need white cardstock sheets, red yellow and blue cardstock, paper plates, round-head paper fasteners, washable markers, colored pencils, rulers, pencils, child-safe scissors, glue sticks, and circle templates. Cross off basic tools already on hand.
What should I know about before you begin?
Count one fastener per child and test one sample spinner before the group starts. Put circle templates, rulers, pencils, scissors, and glue sticks at the work table. Save fastening for the last step so children can finish their color sections first.
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