Dutch windmill craft

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This Dutch Windmill craft is fun and easy for elementary kids to make. Goes great with ideas for "countries around the world" crafts. Cute centerpiece, too.

Make a paper roll windmill from a toilet paper roll! This is such a fun kids craft and the blades actually spin! Such a cool windmill craft and a great way to explore DIY projects and crafts with moving parts at school! The free printable template gives you everything you need to make the craft.

Make little windmills with spinning sails from recycled paper rolls and cups. They even have spinning sails that you can turn round.

Jaws officially dropped.

This is week four of our one country a week "travels" I must say that I expected to start to feel some burn out at this point but we are loving this study unit. I have even thought about adding to it during the summer to study a few more countries that we had not planned on. This week we found ourselves in The Netherlands. It ended up being a much more interesting country than I thought it would be. Here are the highlights. Coloring page from our workbook. She found it particularly funny…

Here is my entry for the SVGCuts Spring Challenge, it's made using the egg from the Popular Street Tulips kit. The roof is from the top of the egg and the body is from the bottom of the egg. I only used the first two layers of the bottom of the egg and cut the rest off in Make the Cut. I then created 4 sections one bigger then the next to form the windmill. The blade is made using the fence from Chamomile Friendship Cards. For the windows I used the door from Playful Parlour's birdcage and…

Print this windmill cut out (large size) that's already colored and ready for use on posters, scrapbook pages, and cards. In this download there is one PDF page with one large-size