Earth Day Name Craft For Kids [Free Template]

Kids can learn all about ways to celebrate Earth Day and how to conserve and help the planet. Continue the themed learning at craft time, too!

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Help them show their love for our planet with this Earth Day name craft and practice spelling their names at the same time!

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Supplies

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Start by downloading the earth template and printing it out.

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First, let’s grab our left land mass piece. We’re going to line it up with the left side of our Earth template.

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Next up, we have the right land mass. Similar to the first step, line it up with the right side of the Earth.

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Now, let’s take the smallest land mass. This little piece is going to find its home on the right side of the Earth, just slightly below the last land mass we attached.

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Swipe up for full tutorial!

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