Super Bowl Sunday is not always built for kids, but with a few simple crafts, it can be fun for everyone. These Super Bowl crafts are easy to set up, require basic supplies, and keep kids happily busy while the game is on. Each craft below includes quick instructions and supplies so you can prep ahead and actually enjoy game day.

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1. Paper Plate Football Helmets

Let kids decorate paper plates to look like football helmets using markers, construction paper, and stickers. Cut out a small face opening if you want to get extra creative. This is a great team-pride craft and works for all ages.

Supplies Needed

• Paper plates
• Markers or crayons
• Construction paper
• Glue or tape
• Stickers (optional)

Instructions

1. Turn the paper plate upside down.
2. Draw or cut a small face opening in the center.
3. Use construction paper to add helmet details like stripes or logos.
4. Decorate with markers or stickers in team colors.

2. Football Lacing Craft

Cut football shapes out of brown construction paper and let kids add white “laces” using yarn or paper strips. This simple fine-motor activity is perfect for toddlers and preschoolers.

Supplies Needed

• Brown construction paper
• White yarn or paper strips
• Hole punch (optional)
• Glue or tape

Instructions

1. Cut football shapes from brown paper.
2. Punch holes down the center or glue paper strips on top to create laces.
3. Let kids lace yarn through the holes or glue on the “laces.”

3. Team Color Pom Poms

All you need is tissue paper in team colors. Kids can crumple, twist, and fluff their own pom poms to cheer during big plays. Bonus points if they perform a halftime show.

Supplies Needed

• Tissue paper in team colors
• Scissors
• Pipe cleaners or string

Instructions

1. Stack several sheets of tissue paper.
2. Accordion-fold the stack.
3. Tie the center with a pipe cleaner or string.
4. Fluff the ends to make a pom pom.

4. DIY Foam Fingers

Cut large finger shapes out of cardstock or craft foam. Let kids decorate them with team colors, numbers, and glitter. Tape the sides together to create a wearable foam finger that feels very game-day official.

Supplies Needed

• Cardstock or craft foam
• Scissors
• Markers
• Tape or Glue

Instructions

1. Draw a large foam finger shape on cardstock or foam.
2. Cut out two matching pieces.
3. Decorate with team colors and numbers.
4. Tape or glue the edges, leaving the bottom open for hands.

5. Football Field Coloring Mats

Print or draw simple football fields on large paper. Kids can color the end zones, add players, and draw touchdowns as the game goes on. This works especially well as a table activity during the first half.

Supplies Needed

• White or green paper
• Markers or crayons

Instructions

1. Draw simple football field lines on paper or print templates.
2. Let kids color end zones and yard lines.
3. Encourage them to draw plays or players as the game goes on.

6. Snack Cup Mascots

Turn paper cups into team mascots using googly eyes, pipe cleaners, and construction paper. Fill them with popcorn or snacks so the craft doubles as a treat.

Supplies Needed

• Paper plates
• Googly eyes
• Pipe cleaners
• Construction paper
• Glue
• Snacks

Instructions

1. Turn the paper cup upside down.
2. Glue on eyes and add pipe cleaner arms.
3. Cut paper shapes for ears or hats.
4. Fill the cup with popcorn or snacks and flip upright.

7. Trophy Craft

Cut trophy shapes from gold cardstock or paint cardboard trophies gold. Let kids write “Super Bowl Champion” and their name on the front. Everyone wins today.

Supplies Needed

• Cardstock or cardboard
• Gold paint or markers
• Scissors
• Glue

Instructions

1. Cut trophy shapes from cardstock or cardboard.
2. Paint or color them gold.
3. Write “Super Bowl Champion” and the child’s name on the front.
4. Let dry and display proudly.

8. Football Stamp Art

Use sponges or cut potatoes shaped like footballs for stamping. Dip them into washable paint and let kids create patterned football art on paper or paper bags.

Supplies Needed

• Sponges or cut potatoes
• Washable paint
• Paper plates
• Paper

Instructions

1. Cut sponges or potatoes into football shapes.
2. Dip into washable paint.
3. Stamp onto paper to create patterns or artwork.
4. Let dry completely.

9. Mini Pennant Flags

Cut triangle pennants from felt or paper and attach them to string or straws. Kids can decorate them with team names, numbers, or fun slogans and wave them during the game.

Supplies Needed

• Felt or Construction paper
• Scissors
• Glue or tape
• Straws or string

Instructions

1. Cut triangle shapes for pennants.
2. Decorate with team colors or numbers.
3. Attach to straws or string using tape or glue.
4. Wave during big plays.

10. Halftime Craft Station

Set up a simple open-ended craft table with stickers, markers, foam shapes, and paper. Call it the halftime craft station and let kids create whatever they want while the adults watch the show.

Supplies Needed

• Paper
• Stickers
• Markers
• Foam shapes
• Glue sticks

Instructions

1. Set out supplies on a table or tray.
2. Let kids create freely during halftime.
3. No rules, no pressure, just creativity.

Tips for a Stress-Free Craft Setup

• Pre-cut shapes before guests arrive
• Use washable supplies whenever possible
• Set everything up on trays or tablecloths
• Keep crafts optional and pressure-free

The goal is fun, not perfection.

Super Bowl Sunday does not have to mean bored kids and distracted parents. With a few easy crafts ready to go, everyone gets to enjoy the big game in their own way.

Supplies to Elevate the Experience

Want to take your craft station to the next level? Here are a few favorite finds that make setup easier and your space extra charming.
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• Kids’ Craft Caddy Organizer: Keep glue sticks, scissors, and markers neatly sorted. Perfect for little hands to grab and go.
• Non-Toxic Washable Paint Set: Easy cleanup, vibrant colors, and safe for all ages.
• Googly Eyes & Feathers Kit: Because no craft is complete without a little personality.
• Letter Bead Bracelet Kit: Perfect for the the best Taylor Swift inspired craft and other creative projects.
• Kraft Paper Table Roll: Cover your kids’ table for instant art space — cleanup is as easy as rolling it up!

Each of these makes crafting smoother, cuter, and way more photogenic for your craft setup.

Final Thoughts

Crafts don’t need to be complicated to be meaningful. With a few simple supplies and a little creativity, kids can make heartfelt creations they’re proud of. These activities also double as sweet decor, party entertainment, or keepsakes parents will treasure.

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