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May 4th has become an unofficial holiday for those in the know. As in, May the fourth be with you. 

Also known as Star Wars Day, it’s celebrated by fans of the movies and its many offshoots all across the galaxy. 

And chances are almost everybody is either a Star Wars fan themselves, or knows one well! Especially kids.

So, for any little Jedi in training out there, these 12 Star Wars Day crafts for kids are the perfect way to celebrate May the Fourth.




The show The Mandalorian introduced loads of new fans to the Star Wars universe, especially because of Baby Yoda.

Make this fun Star Wars Day craft to celebrate everyone’s favorite force-user baby.

Be sure to head to the post and get the template before you start.





This craft includes another Yoda template, this time in colour.

He can be turned into a puppet to re-enact favorite scenes from The Mandalorian.





The Death Star is the super-imposing - and terrifying - battle station that can blow up an entire planet in one shot.

But this Death Star is a cute nightlight that can be easily made using supplies from the dollar store.





R2-D2 is another fan-favorite character.

The feisty droid gets through a huge number of scrapes across the series.

This template doesn’t just let you make it with your kids; it also helps teach shape recognition.





With this Star Wars Day craft project, you can transform a paper plate into the strong, heroic, inspirational Princess Leia.

The printable template helps you capture her iconic hairdo.




Some of the first characters anyone was introduced to in Star Wars, way back at the start, were the strange little Jawas.

Make your own versions of these nomadic scavengers with this fun rock painting project.




Make a little Star Wars fan’s day with this Baby Yoda snow globe project.

The step by step instructions ensure it will come out just perfect.





Corner bookmarks are a fun way to help finish a book.

These Darth Vader and bonus R2D2 corner bookmarks are easy to make; no printing is required.

This one would make a fun Father's Day gift, too!




Who hasn’t watched a Star Wars movie and thought about how cool it would be to have your own droid?

Make that dream a reality by printing this template, cutting out the droid pieces, and letting kids design their very own droids.




This wild craft idea will push imagination to warp speed.

Kids can make a Death Star using playdough and an assortment of other pieces.





While there are loads of R2D2 fans out there, he’s far from the only classic droid character Star Wars has introduced us to.

BB-8 is a resourceful, interesting little guy who knows how to make things happen.

Use the template to make this faithful recreation of the new classic droid using a paper plate.




There is absolutely no reason why Star Wars can’t participate in the painted rock craze.

Be sure to check the post for tips and tricks on making them turn out great.





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