DLTK's Crafts for Kids
Transportation Crafts

	Airplanes from Styrofoam Meat Trays or Egg Cartons Age 4+ (but Age 2+ would enjoy helping/playing with the craft)
	Airplane Party Hats
	Boat Egg Carton Craft
	Bus 3D Paper Model
	Bus Activity Sheet Draw the children on their way to school
	Bus Craft (Egg Carton School Bus)
	Bus Paper Craft
	Cars Mobile
	Car Shapes Paper Craft
	Construction Mobile If you like construction, try the Construction Section
	Dog Sled Three Dimensional Paper Craft Includes templates for cute little 3D huskies to pull it!
	Dump Truck from Styrofoam Egg Cartons (no template for this craft, but there are photos of the steps to follow along) Age 5+ (but Age 3+ would enjoy helping/playing with the craft)
	Fire Truck Egg Carton Craft If you like fire trucks, try the Fire Prevention Section
	Fire Truck Paper Craft If you like fire trucks, try the Fire Prevention Section
	Egg Carton Train Craft
	Halves Boat Paper Craft
	Hot Air Balloon Crafts
	Milk Carton Pirate Ship Craft
	Milk Carton Spanish Galleon
	Milk Carton Train Craft
	Mini Wooden Plane Craft
	Noah's Ark Crafts
	Origami Boat
	Paper Plate Wreath
	Shrinky Dink Patterns
	Theodore Tugboat Paper Craft
	Thomas the Tank Engine Section crafts, coloring, cards, calendars, etc.
	Train (Locomotive Engine) Paper Craft
	Train Paper Craft
	Train Shapes Craft
	Tugboat Paper Craft

Thanks to Tamara for the following idea:  Also another idea for the transportation section: we picked up a bucket of primary color foam shapes yesterday and used squares and circles to make a train. (two medium and one small square on top for the engine; two medium squares for a coach or freight car; tiny circles for wheels and gradated circles for the smoke plume. Connected the cars with little bits of yarn and painted black tracks. All glued to a long narrow piece of tagboard. (you can probably tell that at the moment, Will is not much interested in anything "un-train" so we're doing alot of those types of things lately! :o) ) But this is good for practicing colors and shapes and sizes for preschoolers---anything from "I need a square." to "Can you find me a red circle?" to "Look for a (big/little) purple triangle." Depends on the development, skill and attention of the child. Can also point out that combining shapes makes other shapes such as two squares make a rectangle. Foam shapes are a great sorting activity so it's fun to have the bucket full and Will thinks that shapes are pretty cool anyway and just loves to play with them! AND they are more durable than the paper kind so more reusable after being knocked around by an active 3 year old!

Note:  if you're having trouble imagining a train made of shapes, click here for a picture of a shapes engine to color