Make a Patterned Paper Kite

Make a Patterned Paper Kite

Encourages children to plan, organize, and express their goals for the upcoming year. Building the interlocking pieces teaches basic spatial engineering, while mixing the custom paint introduces a fun lesson in material textures.

Drawing & Colouring 30 to 60 mins 10 to 12 years

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Draw the Kite Base

Trace a kite shape with a tail on red chart paper and carefully cut it out to prepare the base.

Create Pattern Papers

Decorate white chart paper with colourful designs using Fevicryl Acrylic Markers. Make different patterns and let the ink dry completely.

Cut Decorative Pieces

Cut the patterned sheets into strips and geometric pieces of different sizes to fit inside the kite outline.

Fill the Kite

Arrange the patterned paper pieces inside the kite shape and stick them neatly using Fevistik Power, covering the entire surface.

Add the Finishing Details

Trim any extra paper, attach paper tassels on both sides, and fix a paper thread to complete the kite.

Display Your Kite

Check that all the pieces are firmly attached and your colourful patterned paper kite is now ready to fly in your imagination or display!

Steps to Create this Activity

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Draw the Kite Base

Trace a kite shape with a tail on red chart paper and carefully cut it out to prepare the base.

Create Pattern Papers

Decorate white chart paper with colourful designs using Fevicryl Acrylic Markers. Make different patterns and let the ink dry completely.

Cut Decorative Pieces

Cut the patterned sheets into strips and geometric pieces of different sizes to fit inside the kite outline.

Fill the Kite

Arrange the patterned paper pieces inside the kite shape and stick them neatly using Fevistik Power, covering the entire surface.

Add the Finishing Details

Trim any extra paper, attach paper tassels on both sides, and fix a paper thread to complete the kite.

Display Your Kite

Check that all the pieces are firmly attached and your colourful patterned paper kite is now ready to fly in your imagination or display!