Patriotic wind spinner craft for toddler

PATRIOTIC WIND SPINNER CRAFT FOR TODDLER

First day we painted one side of a paper plate blue. Touch both side of the plate to feel if one is smoother and choose the other side for the blue.

Day two, I put 4 or 5 pieces of painter tape on the smoother side then asked the kids to paint red.

Day 3 we removed the tape.

Day 4 I drew a spiral line and I helped my interested friend to cut along. I cut most. Then I hole punched the middle and attached a piece of yarn, and voilà

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