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1. Monkey Puppets
Materials Needed:
Colored monkey coloring pages Popsicle sticks Glue stick Scissors
Steps: Safety Tip: Supervise younger kids while using scissors to ensure they stay safe. Fun Tip: Last week, Mike used his monkey puppet to tell a story about a banana-stealing monkey—it was hilarious! Lisa, on the other hand, created a mini jungle scene with her puppets and even added a tree from construction paper. These puppets make storytelling sessions so much more interactive and fun.
2. Jungle Wall Art
Materials Needed:
Monkey coloring pages Green construction paper Glue stick Markers or crayons Cardboard or poster board
Steps: Genius Hack: Use glow-in-the-dark markers to make the jungle scene light up at night! When we tried this, the kids couldn’t stop admiring their glowing masterpiece during bedtime.
3. Monkey-Themed Party Hats
Materials Needed:
Printed monkey coloring pages Cardstock or sturdy paper Scissors Tape or glue Elastic string
Steps: Helpful Idea: These hats were a hit at Mike’s last birthday party. He even insisted we make one for his favorite stuffed animal! Seeing how proud he was of his creations made the extra effort worthwhile.
4. Monkey Bookmarks
Materials Needed:
Monkey coloring pages Cardstock Scissors Laminating sheets (optional) Markers or stickers for decoration
Steps: Fun Tip: Lisa made a set of monkey bookmarks last month and gifted them to her classmates. She added each friend’s name on the back for a personal touch. It’s a sweet way to encourage reading while making something unique.
5. Monkey Masks
Materials Needed:
Monkey coloring pages Elastic string Scissors Hole punch Crayons, markers, or paint
Steps: Safety Tip: Ensure the masks are lightweight and the eye holes are large enough for clear vision. Genius Hack: Add glitter or small sequins to make the masks sparkle for a party! When Lisa made hers, she added a pink bow to the top of the monkey’s head, making it look adorable.
6. Monkey Paper Chain
Materials Needed:
Monkey coloring pages Scissors Tape or glue Markers for decoration
Steps: Helpful Idea: Emily and I helped Mike put up his paper chain in his room. It made his room feel more fun, and he loved showing it off to his friends.
7. Monkey Greeting Cards
Materials Needed:
Blank cards or cardstock Monkey coloring pages Scissors Glue Markers
Steps: Fun Tip: Lisa loves making cards for every occasion. She recently created a monkey-themed “Get Well Soon” card for her grandma, and it brought such a big smile to her face.
8. Monkey Mobile
Materials Needed:
Monkey coloring pages String Hanger or embroidery hoop Tape or hole punch Markers for additional designs
Steps: For safety reasons, keep the phone securely attached and out of reach of little ones. Genius Hack: To make the mobile sparkle in the light, use metallic thread for the strings. When we did this, the phone looked magical, and the kids loved it!
Need More Inspiration?
If you need more creative craft ideas for kids, websites like Crayola’s Craft Section and Education.com are great resources to explore. They offer a wide range of fun, family-friendly projects to keep little hands busy. You can get really creative with monkey coloring pages. These 8 crafts are just the beginning. There are no limits on what you can make, like puppets, bookmarks, or even a room decoration. Take advantage of the free 22 monkey coloring pages that are available in PDF format below this article. These projects and more are great for them. Crafting with your kids is more than just an activity; it’s a way to bond, laugh, and create memories together. I’d love to hear how these crafts turned out for your family. Share your stories in the comments below, and let’s inspire each other to keep creating!
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