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Handprint Palm Tree Craft

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A handprint palm tree craft is a simple activity to bring tropical vibes into your summer fun. This creative project is great for kids of all ages, allowing them to use their own hands to craft a beach-inspired keepsake that can be displayed as a seasonal decoration.

Handprint palm tree craft for kids

Whether you’re preparing for a Hawaiian-themed luau, embracing the coastal charm of Florida, or simply searching for an exciting summer craft, this idea is a perfect fit.

It combines a paper craft project with a handprint craft to create a fun island with a palm tree in the middle.

Easy summer handprint palm tree craft idea

This handprint palm tree craft is simple, fun, and a great choice for summer camps, classroom activities, or an afternoon of crafting at home with your toddlers, preschoolers, or elementary school-aged kids.

To make this craft even more special, consider adding elements such as tiny seashells, sand, or small plastic animals (like dolphins or birds) to complete the beach scene.

Palm tree craft made with handprints, paper roll and paper plates.

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Handprint palm tree craft

Handprint and paper plate palm tree craft for kids

Supplies:

  • 2 paper plates of different sizes
  • paper towel roll
  • green and light brown cardstock paper or construction paper
  • craft glue: green, blue and brown
  • glue
  • small seashells (optional)
Easy beach handprint craft preschool

Step-by-step instructions

Start by painting the 2 paper plates. Paint the larger paper plate blue and the smaller one green.

While you wait for the paper plates to dry, go ahead and paint the paper roll brown.

Trace your kid’s hand on green paper and cut out 4 handprints.

Use a small round container to trace 3 circles on brown paper and cut them out.

Once all the paint has dried, glue the small paper plate on top of the bigger paper plate.

Use hot glue to glue the paper roll in the middle of the paper plates.

Glue the 4 handprints together and the 3 circles in the middle of the handprints.

Finish by adding the handprints at the top of the paper roll.

You can add some small seashells onto the green paper plate, but this is optional.

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