Even though Pioneer Day isn’t celebrated all over, it doesn’t mean that everyone can’t join in the fun and channel their inner Laura Ingalls Wilder. Here are some fun things to create with kids that celebrate America’s Pioneer heritage.
Pioneer Bonnets by My Cotton Creations.
Climbing Bear Toy by Tutorial Adventures.
Cardboard Covered Wagon by All Things Beautiful.
Buzz Saw Pioneer Toy on Housewife Eclectic
Corn Husk Dolls by Martha Stewart.
Peg People Little House in the Big Woods Log Cabin on Craftster.
Making Butter with Kids by Mess For Less.
Rag Doll by Miss Gioia
I never heard of Pioneer Day. I do love those corn husk dolls and the covered wagon!
It makes things look like back in the day when things were so much simpler.. I never heard of the day before, but it sounds cool!
Never heard of Pioneer Day, but those crafts are cute.
It’s to celebrate the pioneers who came to Utah.
Pioneer Day is a state holiday in Utah in the United States. It is celebrated on July 24 each year to commemorate the entry of Brigham Young and the first group of Mormon pioneers into Utah’s Salt Lake Valley in 1847. It’s pretty much a week long celebration in Utah with concerts, celebrations, fireworks, a Parade, and the famous Day’s Of 47 Rodeo.
Fun activities here that I know our kids would love!
These projects look fun and great for kids' education.
I ran Pioneer Days when my son was in school. It was a HUGE project, but so fun! I love the projects you guys did.
What a fun way to incorporate history with crafting. I know the kids would love this too!
I love Pioneer Days! Making butter was my favorite!
As a child, I would have loved to channel my inner Laura Ingalls Wilder with these projects! That was my favorite show growing up.
What an absolutely fabulous collection of great crafts and projects for the kids! Love them all!
Haha this is awesome! I don't think I ever had a pioneer day.
I've never heard of a pioneer day! Seems like a lot of fun.
What a great roundup! I really want to try the homemade butter. Thanks for sharing
This sounds like a lot of fun, thanks for sharing!
When you think about it we owe so much to those early pioneers. Their life was by no means easy and they established so many of the major cities we have today.
Those are all very cool. I have to show them to my kid's teach this year