Pet rock house craft supply list for 7-year-olds

For seven-year-olds decorating a pet rock and making it a tiny paper home. The materials focus on a dry indoor craft setup.

What to buy

  • Smooth flat rocks

    1 per child

  • Small cardboard boxes

    1 per child

  • Washable acrylic paint

  • Paintbrushes

  • Paint palettes

  • Colored cardstock sheets

  • Felt scraps

  • Washable tacky glue

  • Wiggle eyes

  • Fine-tip black markers

  • Child-safe scissors

  • Paper towels

Who this list is for

This pet rock house craft supply list is for seven-year-olds decorating a smooth rock and creating a tiny paper home around it. It suits a dry indoor craft table with one rock and one small box per child.

How to use this list

Begin by matching each child with a smooth flat rock and a small cardboard box. Set out washable acrylic paint, paintbrushes, and paint palettes for the rocks. While painted rocks dry, children can use colored cardstock sheets, felt scraps, wiggle eyes, fine-tip black markers, and washable tacky glue to decorate the box home. Keep paper towels nearby for paint and glue cleanup.

Do not choose rough, sharp, or unusually heavy rocks for this project. Avoid putting a wet painted rock into the cardboard house, since paint can transfer to the box. Use washable tacky glue sparingly so felt scraps and wiggle eyes do not slide around. Keep marker details for after the painted surface is dry.

What is on this list

The list has smooth flat rocks, small cardboard boxes, washable acrylic paint, paintbrushes, paint palettes, colored cardstock, felt scraps, washable tacky glue, wiggle eyes, fine-tip black markers, child-safe scissors, and paper towels. Cross off supplies already available before buying more.

Before you begin

Check that every rock fits inside or beside its box as intended. Arrange paint palettes and brushes first, then place scissors and glue at shared stations. Set aside a drying area for rocks and finished houses so the cardstock and felt decorations stay clean.

FAQ

Who is "Pet rock house craft supply list for 7-year-olds" for?

This pet rock house craft supply list is for seven-year-olds decorating a smooth rock and creating a tiny paper home around it. It suits a dry indoor craft table with one rock and one small box per child.

How should I use "Pet rock house craft supply list for 7-year-olds"?

Begin by matching each child with a smooth flat rock and a small cardboard box. Set out washable acrylic paint, paintbrushes, and paint palettes for the rocks. While painted rocks dry, children can use colored cardstock sheets, felt scraps, wiggle eyes, fine-tip black markers, and washable tacky glue to decorate the box home. Keep paper towels nearby for pa…

What should I skip or avoid with "Pet rock house craft supply list for 7-year-olds"?

Do not choose rough, sharp, or unusually heavy rocks for this project. Avoid putting a wet painted rock into the cardboard house, since paint can transfer to the box. Use washable tacky glue sparingly so felt scraps and wiggle eyes do not slide around. Keep marker details for after the painted surface is dry.

What is on the "Pet rock house craft supply list for 7-year-olds" list?

The list has smooth flat rocks, small cardboard boxes, washable acrylic paint, paintbrushes, paint palettes, colored cardstock, felt scraps, washable tacky glue, wiggle eyes, fine-tip black markers, child-safe scissors, and paper towels. Cross off supplies already available before buying more.

What should I know about before you begin?

Check that every rock fits inside or beside its box as intended. Arrange paint palettes and brushes first, then place scissors and glue at shared stations. Set aside a drying area for rocks and finished houses so the cardstock and felt decorations stay clean.

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