DLTK's Crafts for Kids
Horse Crafts and Activities for Kids

Welcome to the Horse Crafts for Kids page at DLTK's Sites for Kids, your premier destination for fun, educational, and engaging horse-related activities! Our goal is to stir the imagination and creativity of children while providing a rich learning experience.

On this page, you'll find a plethora of horse crafts and activities that are perfect for kids of all ages, starting from preschoolers and going all the way up to grade school students. These activities range from coloring pages, online jigsaw puzzles, to a variety of craft projects that are sure to keep little hands busy and minds engaged.

	Horse Coloring Pages
	Horse Activities for Kids On-Line Jigsaw Puzzles
Horse Crafts for Kids:
	Letter H Horse Paper Craft preschoolers and up
	Horse Heart Paper Craft preschoolers and up
	Horse Paper Bag Puppet preschool and kindergarten
	Horse Paper Plate Craft preschool and kindergarten
	Horse Shapes Craft preschool and kindergarten
	Horse Toilet Paper Roll Craft preschool and kindergarten
	Horse Toilet Paper Roll Craft #2 Cuddlebuddy preschool and kindergarten
	Silhouette or Stained Glass Horse Paper Craft Grade school and up
	Trojan Horse Paper Craft wooden horse used by the Greeks to sneak into Troy
Horse Worksheets for Kids:
	Horse Worksheets for Kids

Other Horse Links:

• Artie Knapp's story, Sprinting Spencer Still Wants to Run
• Coloring.ws:  Horse Coloring Pages
• FirstSchool.ws:  Horse Theme
• KidZone.ws:  Horse Activities, Facts and Photos

Biographies:

• Cyclone
• Misty of Chincoteague
• Sea Biscuit
• Secretariat
• Trigger

Five Fun Facts about Horses:

1. Horses have a great memory: Studies have shown that horses possess an exceptional memory. They can remember specific people, places, and experiences for many years. This memory plays a crucial role in the bond between humans and horses.
2. Horses have a wide field of vision: Due to the position of their eyes on the sides of their head, horses have a near 360-degree field of vision. This characteristic helps them spot predators from almost any direction, a trait vital for their survival in the wild.
3. Horses use facial expressions to communicate: Much like humans, horses use a variety of facial expressions to communicate with each other. They express their mood and intentions through movements of their ears, nostrils, and eyes.
4. Horses can sleep both standing up and lying down: Horses have a unique ability to lock their leg joints in a way that allows them to doze off while standing up. However, for a deep sleep, they do need to lie down.
5. A horse's teeth can give away its age: One interesting way to estimate a horse's age is by looking at its teeth. The wear and growth patterns of a horse's teeth can provide a pretty accurate estimate of its age, especially in younger horses. However, this method becomes less accurate as the horse ages.

These are just a few of the fascinating facts about horses. They are incredible creatures with a rich history of interaction with humans, and there's always more to learn about them!