Paper bag community buildings

Looking for a preschool craft that’s easy & fun? Here’s a paper craft to try at home. Download the printable page and you’ll learn how to make a paper bag village.

2nd Grade Paper Bag House

Our paper bag project

Today we have the cutest paper bag craft for kids, paper bag houses! Making paper bag buildings is a great activity for toddlers, preschoolers,

Turn a boring lunch bag into a personalized suburban house. Your child will look forward to his lunch when he has the coolest bag house on the block!

Paper bag houses

Paper bag house neighborhood. After teaching the "Me on the Map" unit and about neighborhoods, each student was given a paper bag and some construction paper to decorate and create their own house.

Since Labor Day is right around the corner, I thought now was the perfect time to teach him about helpers in the community.

We made Paper Bag Houses in class. Each student decorated a paper bad into their 'own' home with doors, windows, a roof, bushes and a driveway

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We began this lesson by reading the book "Iggy Peck, Architect" by author Andrea Beaty and discussing what exactly an architect is and does. Then we looked at a Powerpoint I put together showing a variety of interestingly designed structures. As we view the images, the students and I discuss the interesting shapes and architectural details they see on the structures. Then I have the students go back to their desks and give each of them a large brown paper bag (they write their name on the…

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Hey everyone! Have you started school yet? We had our 10th school day today and it is amazing how far we have already come with rules and procedures. We have been learning about neighborhoods. I saw a cute idea on Pinterest and decided we would do it as well. The kids really enjoyed it and they turned out so cute. We put them in the hall for others to enjoy . . . I also wanted to share a book with you that I recently found. It is for me, not for school. The first time I saw it we were in a…

We began this lesson by reading the book "Iggy Peck, Architect" by author Andrea Beaty and discussing what exactly an architect is and does. Then we looked at a Powerpoint I put together showing a variety of interestingly designed structures. As we view the images, the students and I discuss the interesting shapes and architectural details they see on the structures. Then I have the students go back to their desks and give each of them a large brown paper bag (they write their name on the…

Scenes From Superland made this project found in a Highlights magazine but I thought it would be easy to recreate using your own ideas.

Brown bag neighborhood

Construction - 3D Homes