Canada Day is a great opportunity for kids to get creative and celebrate the country’s rich history and vibrant culture through fun paper crafts! Our Canada Day folded craft will reveal a surprise when unfolded.
With just a few supplies and our printable template, kids can make an interactive paper craft that bring the holiday spirit to life.
What materials do I need for this craft?
The craft only requires paper and colored pencils or markers. Kids will also need access to scissors, and a ruler can be useful for folding.
Does the craft come with a printable?
Yes, you can purchase the Canada Day craft printable, print it out, and have the kids color it. The product contains instructions, step-by-step photos, and the template. The printable features the Canadian flag with the words “Happy Canada Day”, fireworks, hearts and stars in the middle.
Can I make the craft in the classroom?
Yes, the Canada Day craft can be made in the classroom. It could be a great addition for a Canada study unit or to celebrate Canada Day.
Is this craft suitable for young kids?
Yes, the Canada Day folded craft comes with a simple printable that can be used with toddlers, preschoolers and older kids.
Toddlers will be able to color the flag, and an adult will have to do the cutting and folding.
Preschoolers may need help with scissors cutting.
Kindergartners and older kids will have no problem following the easy directions.
More Canada Day crafts for kids
Make a festive Canada Day paper hat to wear on the 1st of July. The headband features a Canada hat with a maple leaf in the middle and the Canadian flag on the side.
The “Canada Day Spinner” craft is a fun educational activity that allows children to celebrate Canada’s rich heritage while working on their artistic skills. Kids will color iconic Canadian symbols, including the beaver, maple syrup bottle, crossed hockey sticks, and a moose.
Canada Day folded craft
Supplies:
- Canada Day craft printable
- White paper
- Colored pencils
- Scissors
How to make the Canada Day folded craft
Print the template on white paper and color it.
Cut out the flag.
Flip the page face down and fold along the dotted line that separates the maple leaf in half. Use a ruler to make the folding easier and more precise.
Repeat with the other side by folding along the other dotted line.
Fold the flag in half by aligning the two dotted lines.
Close the folded page so you can see the Canadian Flag. To view the image inside, pull the sides
gently towards the outside.