Make a dragon with these simple and adorable dragon crafts for kids.
From Zoey and Sassafras Dragons and Marshmallows to Dragons Love Tacos, some of our favorite books have featured fire breathing mythical creatures.
This month, our Family Dinner Book Club celebrates dragons by featuring the middle grade classic How to Train Your Dragon and I know this one will soon be added to our list of dragon book favorites.
So to kick off our Family Dinner Book Club night I thought it would be fun to make our own dragon. I checked with some of my favorite bloggers for inspiration and have some fun dragon crafts your kids can make too!
How to Make a Dragon Craft Ideas
These dragon crafts are so creative, using common items you probably already have at home (maybe in the recycling bin!). You're sure to find the perfect project for your family.
Paper Plate Dragon (Learn with Play at Home)
Transform a single paper plate into a colorful dragon with this fun and easy project.
Cupcake Liner Dragon (I Heart Crafty Things)
Create a gorgeous dragon of your own using cupcake liners - what a sweet idea!
Toilet Roll Dragon (Learning and Exploring Through Play)
An empty cardboard roll becomes a fierce dragon with this simple craft idea.
Pipe Cleaner Dragon (Frugal Fun 4 Boys)
I love this super simple pipe cleaner dragon - he is sure to provide hours of fun!
Fire Breathing Dragon (Laughing Kids Learn)
This project is amazing and will be SO much fun to create and play with afterwards.
Flying Dragon (There's Just One Mommy)
A dragon that flies? It's much easier than you think with this creative dragon craft.
Bottle Dragon (Play Learn Everyday)
Turn an empty plastic bottle into a fun dragon craft.
Dragon Wings Costume (Swoodson Says)
This sewing project is a little more involved but the end result is so worth it.
Dragon Mask Printables (Red Ted Art)
What could be easier than dragon masks that you can print, cut, and wear? These are super cute and ready to go!
Want more fun dragon craft ideas? Check these out:
Complete Your Family Dinner Book Club Experience
You can complete your Family Dinner Book Club experience with a How to Train Your Dragon themed menu from my co-host, Chef Sarah Elizabeth and more ideas for children's books and movies from Growing Book by Book.
Be sure to share your Family Dinner Book Club photos with us on Facebook, we love to see them!
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