19 Italy Inspired Arts & Crafts for Kids

We may not be able to travel to Italy right now with our kids but we can still find other ways to celebrate the culture. I am going to be releasing a series of blog posts over the coming weeks with Italian Inspired activities you can do with kids at home! Please sign up here to download my travel planner and receive updates on my new blog posts.

This week, I put together a collection of my favorite Italian Art & Craft ideas. The links range from projects ideal for preschool kids up to older school-age kids. From Venetian Masks, Painting with Pasta to Leonardo da Vinci Art Projects you should be able to find something to add to your homeschooling curriculum or just something fun to keep your kids busy!

1 // Venetian Masks Art for Kids by Life Over C's

2 // Art Activities for Kids: Paint with Spaghetti Brooms by Fun Littles

3 // Painting with Pasta! – Exploring Lasagna & Fusilli Noodles by Supply Me

4 // Pasta Sculptures Art Projects for Preschoolers by Meri Cherry

5 // Food for Eat & Food for Play by The Pinterested Parent

6 // How to Make Roman Mosaics for Kids by eHow

7 // Italian Renaissance Fresco Painting for Children by Piccolo Italiano

8 // Leonardo da Vinci Art Projects for Kids by Susan’s Homeschool Blog

9 // Kids Get Arty – Creating a Fresco with Kids by Kitchen Counter Chronicles

10 // Michelangelo for Kids by Happy Homeschool Nest

11 // Fibonacci Art Project by What Do We Do All Day?

12 // Arcimboldo Art Project: Optical Illusions by Teach Beside Me

13 // How to Make a Roman serpent Bracelet by Time Traveler Kids

14 // How to Dye Pasta for Crafts and Sensory Activities by Real Life at Home

15 // Self Portraits: Modigliani by Young Art Love

16 // Pop-Up Italian Roman Arenas by Arte a Scuola

17 // Mona Lisa on Coffee Filters by Art Projects for Kids

18 // Building A Roman Amphitheatre by Clara & Macy

19 // Paper Plate Pizza Craft Idea by She Saved

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