Classroom crafts, planned step by step
My Curriculum Mate's cut and assemble craft planner writes a complete hands-on craft activity from a title, year level and optional subject or theme. You get a list of the parts to prepare, numbered assembly steps with teacher tips, and an AI-drawn line-art illustration of the pieces to cut out, with dashed cut lines.
It is built for the kind of craft that fills a busy week: a Mother's Day card, an ANZAC Day poppy, a Book Week character or a science model. There is no need to search for instructions or write them up yourself.
How it works
Step 1
Describe the craft
Give it a title, choose a year level from Foundation to Year 10 and add an optional subject, theme or outcome codes.
Step 2
Choose the steps
Pick 4, 6, 8, 10 or 12 assembly steps to suit your students and the time you have.
Step 3
Print the instructions
Download an A4 PDF with the cut-out illustration, parts list, teacher notes and numbered steps.
What's included
- Parts list of the pieces to print or prepare (for example, "Body piece × 1", "Wings × 2")
- 4 to 12 numbered assembly steps, each with an optional teacher tip or safety note
- AI-drawn line-art illustration of the pieces, with dashed cut lines
- Teacher notes on the curriculum connection and classroom management
- Built-in themes including ANZAC Day, Harmony Day, Book Week, Science Week, Mother's Day, Easter and Christmas
- Foundation to Year 10, with optional outcome codes
Ways teachers use cut and assemble crafts
Special days and events
Plan a themed craft for Mother's Day, ANZAC Day or Book Week in minutes.
Fine motor practice
Give younger students purposeful cutting, folding and gluing practice.
Following instructions
Use the numbered steps to practise reading and following a procedure.
Relief lessons
Leave a complete craft plan a casual relief teacher can run.
Frequently asked questions
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