Kids Activities With Popsicle Sticks

Popsicle sticks are craft sticks that come in different colors and sizes. You can get small, large and colored popsicle sticks.

Popsicle sticks are another great and handy play material to have on hand. You can do so much with Popsicle sticks and it is fun to have some in different colors.

This is a collection of our favorite popsicle stick activities. Keep a bag of popsicle sticks on hand for quick and easy kids activities.

Popsicle sticks posting

This activity is simple but it can keep kids busy for a while. My kids love posting so this activity is great for kids who like posting. If you don’t have a bottle or to mix it up, they can also post into egg cartons with slids cut in.

Frozen paint art activity

This frozen paint art and sensory activity is so simple and it makes painting interesting again. Depending on the temperature of the weather it will be a different experience. In warmer weather it will be quicker to melt and in colder temperatures it will be slower to melt. But either way it will be fun to paint with frozen ice and can go together with a frozen theme.

Popsicle stick clothespin blending

I like the idea of making a fun and educational toy for my son that he can play with over and over again and that actually teach him something. This activity will teach reading and practice fine motor skills.

When we played it we simplified it by writing every letter but the first letter of the sight word on the Popsicle stick. Then we wrote a letter to the clothes pin. That way you can easily teach words with the same ending such as cat and bat.

Puppet making quiet bin

This puppet making quiet bin is open ended, meaning there is no right or wrong way to play with it. Such activities are some of my kids’ favorite activities. It also only uses a few easy to find supplies which won't break the bank.

Popsicle stick and pins quiet bin

What’s this? Popsicle sticks and clothing pins? What can I build with it? Let’s find out!

This quiet bin is a great building activity that helps foster creativity. Popsicle sticks and clothespins are all you need for this educational activity. Kids build different things by attaching Popsicle sticks to the clothes pins.