Ever wondered which school subject gets the most groans when mentioned? You guessed it right– it's mathematics! Yet, if you ask the same people about their feelings towards art, you’ll likely get a different response.  

What most folks don't realise is that maths and art are like two peas in a pod. They both uncover hidden mysteries, rely on captivating patterns, and share concepts like shapes, symmetry, and perspective. Believe it or not, mathematics is an art form.  

Today, let's dive into the world of maths crafts, ensuring your little ones embrace this subject from an early age. 

16 Simple Maths Arts and Crafts Ideas for Kids 

Let's explore 16 engaging maths craft activities tailormade for your curious young minds.  

1. Learning Shapes and Patterns  

This maths craft project is not your ordinary maths class - it's a magical voyage where kids learn about shapes and patterns while having an absolute blast. They'll piece together puzzles, design funky patterns, and even make their own artwork.  

To get started on this creative project, gather materials such as:  

• Fevicol MR 

• Fevicryl 3D Outliner 

• Scissors 

• Pencil 

• Felt pen 

• Foam sheets 

• Chart paper 

Design and cut out colourful foam shapes, use them as building blocks and arrange and glue them on chart paper to create visually appealing patterns. Enhance with Fevicryl 3D Outliner for added creativity and fun while learning about shapes and patterns. 

For step-by-step guidance, delve into our comprehensive learning shapes and patterns activity page available here.  

2. Butterfly Symmetry Art  

Learning symmetry has never been this fun. With this maths art and craft idea, kids can unleash their inner artists while exploring perfect balance, patterns, and different shape symmetries. 

To begin, gather your materials including:  

• Fevicol MR 

• Fevicryl 3D Outliner 

• Rangeela Tempera Colours 

• Felt pen 

• Scissors 

• Card paper 

• Pipe cleaners 

Encourage kids to design and cut out symmetrical shapes from card paper. Securely attach them onto the paper using Fevicol MR, emphasising symmetry and balance. Use Rangeela Tempera Colours to add vibrant colours. Enhance with intricate details and patterns using Fevicryl 3D Outliner. Give a 3D twist by incorporating pipe cleaners into the artwork. 

The result? A fun and visually appealing experience that teaches symmetry while sparking creativity. Head over to our in-depth guide right away to create this maths craft.  

3. Mensuration Maths Craft Idea  

Prepare for a maths-filled extravaganza with this 'Mensuration activity' at Fevicreate. Kids can embark on an exciting maths adventure, exploring mensuration with a whole different approach.  

To get started on this creative journey, gather: 

• Fevicol MR 

• Rangeela Tempera Colours 

• Pencil 

• Scale 

• Scissors 

• Chart paper 

• Match sticks 

Select objects of interest, such as books, toys, or household items, and measure their dimensions using a scale and pencil. Record the measurements on chart paper. Add colourful illustrations and labels using Rangeela Tempera Colours. Use matchsticks to create basic shapes like squares and rectangles to apply principles of length and width. Finally, assemble the completed chart with measurements and matchstick shapes to showcase mensuration skills. 

This engaging activity combines maths and artistry, fostering a deeper understanding of mensuration in a fun and interactive way. For detailed instructions, refer to our full activity guide here.  

4. Learn Addition with this Farm Craft  

Looking for a way to make addition more engaging for kids? At Fevicreate, we've cracked the code to make addition fun and interactive for your little ones.  

To kickstart this maths craft project, grab materials such as: 

• Ice Cream sticks 

• Jute cords 

• Chart papers 

• Fevicol MR 

Craft the farm base using arranged ice cream sticks secured with Fevicol MR. Design and cut out colourful farm animals and crops from chart papers. Attach the cutouts to jute cords to make movable farm elements. Create addition problems related to farm activities. Invite children to solve the problems by moving the corresponding farm elements. This engaging activity combines creativity, problem-solving, and learning about farm life. 

Create this hands-on addition Craft activity with our In-depth steps that combine maths, art, and imaginative play, making addition an interactive learning experience. 

5. Math Data Handling Craft Activity  

Get ready to 'Handle Data' with Fevicreate. Learning numbers and statistics has never been this easy as your kids delve into the exciting world of data with this fun-filled activity.  

To begin this maths craft, you need:   

• Pencil 

• Eraser 

• Ice Cream sticks 

• Chart papers 

• Rangeela Tempera Colours 

• Fevicryl 3D Outliners 

Draw a colourful graph or chart on chart paper using a pencil and eraser. Use Rangeela Tempera Colours to create fun symbols or images to represent data points. Enhance data points by outlining them with Fevicryl 3D Outliners for depth and dimension. Use ice cream sticks as labels or markers to categorise and organise data on the chart. Explore the data in a playful and creative way, bringing maths and statistics to life.  

For the full scoop, hop over to the complete data handling craft activity guide right here.  

6.  8-Digit Place Value Activity  

Jump into our 'Knowing Numbers up to Eight Digits' adventure where kids can uncover the magic of place values through fun activities, making maths a delightful journey.   

Gather essential materials like:  

• Pencil 

• Scissors 

• Chart papers 

• Quilling Strips 

• Fevicryl 3D Outliner 

• Rangeela Tempera Colours 

Draw colourful charts on chart paper using a pencil and scissors. Craft quilling strip spirals to represent different digits, emphasising place value. Use Rangeela Tempera Colours to add vibrant colours and visual appeal to the spirals. Outline the work with Fevicryl 3D Outliner to add depth and dimension. Assemble the digits to form numbers up to eight digits long, practising place value interactively.  

For a deep dive into our 8-digit place value number activity in step-by-step instructions, check out this comprehensive activity guide available right here. 

7. Understanding Different Angles  

Do right, obtuse, and acute angles confuse your little ones? Don’t worry, we’re here to make it easy for them.  

To get started with this maths craft project, you’ll need:  

• Scissors 

• Pencil 

• Ice-cream sticks 

• Coloured chart paper 

• Rangeela Tempera 

• Colours 

• Fevicryl 3D Outliner 

• Fevicol MR 

For this activity, cut out geometric shapes and create acute, right, and obtuse angles. Label them and attach them to ice cream sticks for visibility. Use vibrant colours and outline the angles for a visually appealing display. This fun and educational activity explores angles in an interactive way. 

For step-by-step guidance, delve into our comprehensive different angles craft activity guide available here. 

8. Division Craft Activity  

Get the little ones ready to divide and conquer with our easy division activity at Fevicreate.  

To get started with this creative project, you’ll need:  

• Rangeela Tempera Colours 

• Fevicryl 3D Neon Outliners 

• Pencil 

• Felt pen 

• A4 size white chart papers 

Encourage kids to design division problems on chart papers using a pencil. Enhance the visual appeal with vibrant Rangeela Tempera Colours and add a 3D effect with Fevicryl 3D Neon Outliners. Let kids solve these visually enhanced division problems for an interactive maths experience. 

This maths craft is just the right activity that combines division and creativity for an enjoyable learning experience. Head over to our division craft activity in-depth guide here and find relevant images to make crafting easier. 

9. Cube and Cube Roots  

Enter the world of 'Math Cube and Cube Roots Activity' with our exclusive guide at Fevicreate, where kids embark on a playful journey into geometry.  

To begin this project, gather materials like:  

• Pencil 

• Eraser 

• Scissors 

• Fine art brush 

• Chart paper 

• Fevicryl Acrylic Colours 

Design cube templates on chart paper by drawing six identical squares with a pencil. Cut them out precisely and paint each face with Fevicryl Acrylic Colours. Assemble the cubes by folding and glueing the edges, creating impressive three-dimensional masterpieces. 

For comprehensive step-by-step guidance, refer to our complete Math cube roots activity guide available here. 

10. Creative Time-Telling Craft  

Embark on a captivating journey into the world of 'Time' at Fevicreate. Your child can now discover the art of time-telling through this engaging activity that makes learning about clocks and hours a joyful experience.  

To kickstart this art and craft for maths, gather:   

• Fevicol MR 

• Fevicryl 3D Outliner 

• Colourful Papers 

• Pencil 

• Erasers 

• Scissors 

• Scale 

Create a vibrant clock face using colourful papers, incorporating numbers and clock hands. Enhance the design with Fevicryl 3D Outliner for intricate details. Attach the clock hands securely for smooth movement. Make learning interactive by adding erasers as placeholders for different times. 

Head over to a Creative Time Maths Project in-depth guide right away to create this maths craft.  

11. Tree-Themed Factor Craft Activity  

 

Step into the whimsical world of factor trees, where numbers come alive in delightful ways. 

Begin by assembling the necessary materials:  

• Fevicol MR 

• Fevicryl 3D Outliner 

• Pencil and eraser 

• Scissors 

• Felt pen 

• Colourful papers 

• Toothpicks 

Design a vibrant factor tree on paper, showcasing prime factors. Begin with a number, branching out using a pencil. Add vibrant details with Fevicryl 3D Outliner and craft colourful factor leaves using colourful papers, attaching them with Fevicol MR. Use toothpicks as branches for a playful, three-dimensional factor tree. 

Let this craft ignite a world of playful discovery with factor tree our detailed guide that includes relevant images and a step-by-step video tutorial.   

12. Roman Number Maths Activity  

Introducing a maths craft idea that makes learning Roman numerals fun. Kids can create colourful grids, outline numbers with neon liners, and explore the fascinating world of Roman numerals.  

The materials needed for this activity include:  

• Fevicryl 3D Neon Liner 

• Fevicryl 3D Outliner 

• A3 size chart Paper 

• Pencil 

• Scale 

• Felt pen 

Create vibrant Roman numeral symbols on chart paper using a pencil. Enhance the outline with Fevicryl 3D Outliner for depth. Use coloured papers to craft symbols in various shades. Assemble the numerals for an educational and visually appealing display that brings Roman numbers to life. 

Check out this Roman's numbers math craft on Fevicreate’s activity page for a quirky maths adventure.  

13. Multiplication Craft Activity  

Make learning multiplication a blast for kids with a fun craft project centred around the table of 7. Engage their creative side with Fevicreate's interactive and enjoyable approach to maths.  

The materials needed for this activity are: 

• Fevicol MR 

• Rangeela Tempera Colours 

• Pencil 

• Scissors 

• Felt pen 

• Scale 

• Chart papers 

Begin by drawing 8 squares of 15 cm on chart paper. Divide each square into 9 equal parts. Cut out smaller squares to shade 6 out of the 9 sections in each larger square. Label columns and rows with numbers 1-9, including zero. Colour the shaded parts using Rangeela Tempera Colors and outline each small square with a black felt pen. Attach the squares together to create a multiplication chart. Finally, write "Table of 7" at the top and proudly display the chart. 

For more detailed instructions and visuals, you can head over to our multiplication craft activity page here.  

14.  Abacus Made Easy  

Introducing a quirky and exciting way for kids to learn maths concepts while having fun. This maths craft is just the right way to let your kids explore the basics of the abacus from a very young age.  

The materials needed for this project include:  

• Fevicol MR 

• Fevicryl Acrylic Colour (Teal Blue) 

• Paintbrush 

• Corrugated box 

• Glass/plastic beads (4 different colours – 10 each) 

• Wooden skewers 

Design colourful number symbols on coloured paper using a pencil. Cut them out with precision using scissors. Decorate and outline the symbols using vibrant Fevicryl 3D Neon Outliners. Attach the symbols to the abacus template securely using Fevicol MR

Our detailed guide for this maths abacus activity into an interactive and educational tool for learning numbers. 

15. Make Your Own DIY Clock  

Enter the 'Time' zone at Fevicreate, where identifying time is a colourful adventure. Kids can delve into the world of clocks and hours through this fun activity, making every moment a delightful lesson in time-telling

To start creating this maths craft idea, gather essential materials like:  

• Fevicol MR 

• Rangeela Tempera Colours 

• Felt pen 

• Scissors 

• Paper plates  

• Minutes and seconds hands 

Design and craft a clock face on a paper plate using Rangeela Tempera Colors. Incorporate numbers and create hour, minute, and second hands. Enhance the clock face with intricate details using a felt pen. Create appropriately labelled clock hands from paper plates. Assemble the hands using Fevicol MR in the centre of the clock and ensure they move smoothly to indicate accurate time. Finally, enjoy your newly crafted clock face.  

To explore this Maths DIY clock activity in more depth, feel free to visit our activity page

16. Compare Quantities of Percentage with an Easy Graph 

Are your kids intimidated by the term ‘percentages’ in maths? Learning about percentages may seem a bit difficult but not when you learn it with our easy maths crafts. Kids can explore the world of maths while having a blast.  

The materials needed for this activity include:  

• Fevicol MR 

• Rangeela Tempera Colours 

• Pencil 

• Felt Pen 

• Scissors 

• Scale 

• Graph paper 

• Chart paper 

Begin by designing and crafting a colourful chart using coloured paper and a pencil to represent quantities and percentages. Cut neatly and clearly labelled components for the chart, and enhance it with vibrant details and highlights via Fevicryl 3D Neon Outliners. Assemble the parts on chart paper using Fevicol MR to create an interactive and educational visual aid for comparing quantities as percentages. 

Learn about comparing quantities as a percentage in a fun and quirky way with our intricate guide here.   

The Takeaway 

These engaging maths craft activities aim to transform kids' fear of maths into a sense of wonder and curiosity. Over time, you'll nurture young minds who appreciate both maths and art. These craft ideas combine artistic creativity with mathematical concepts, igniting their imagination and sparking a love for learning. So, get crafty, embrace the maths madness, and watch your little ones shine as they conquer numbers with a smile.