The Avengers are bold, colorful, and filled with action—traits that make them a hit with kids of all ages. If you’ve got a stack of Avengers coloring pages, why not turn them into something even more exciting? Here are 10 affordable and fun craft ideas that will inspire creativity and keep the little ones entertained for hours.

1. Hawkeye’s Sword Clock

Bring Hawkeye’s iconic sword to life with this crafty timepiece! Start by cutting a large circle from poster board and adding numbers to create a clock face. Then, cut out the character from the coloring page, separating the sword and arm on the opposite side. Attach these pieces to the clock using paper fasteners, allowing the arms to pivot. Once glued in the center, your child can spin the “hands” to whatever time they desire!

2. Thor’s Mighty Hammer

What’s better than crafting Thor’s hammer? Maybe crafting it with multiple coloring pages! Start by using the pages to laminate a sturdy cardboard box. Cut a hole at one end to fit a painted paper towel roll (preferably black). Once inserted, secure the roll with bent edges glued to the inside. Voila! Your child now has their very own Mjolnir to wield.

3. Black Panther Mask

Transform your child into the Black Panther with a simple mask craft. Take a coloring page featuring Black Panther’s head (or any page of your choice), cut out the eyes, and attach elastic string to create a wearable mask. For an extra creative challenge, your child can also fashion the character’s signature necklace from additional coloring pages. Wakanda forever!

4. Captain Marvel Art Masterpiece

Turn your Captain Marvel coloring page into an artwork that will last for years! Create a fiery background with red and gold streamers or paper-mâché. After coloring and cutting out Captain Marvel, place her in the center of the flames. Add some glitter and orange puffy paint to simulate the energy surging from her hands—just like in the movie!

5. Hulk Smash Game

Unleash the Hulk with this easy-to-make craft that doubles as a fun game! Color and laminate Hulk from the coloring page, then wrap empty soup cans with the laminated pages. Stack the cans into a pyramid and give the kids a Nerf ball or beanbag to “smash” through the wall. The fun is in the destruction!

6. Captain America Frisbee

Channel Captain America’s iconic shield with a fun and functional frisbee. After coloring Captain America’s shield, cut it out with some extra paper around the rim. Glue the finished shield to a regular frisbee using wood or Krazy glue. Seal it with acrylic spray for durability, and you’ve got a frisbee that will endure many games of catch!

7. Avengers Classroom Banner

Celebrate the Avengers in the classroom with a creative banner! Let each child color their favorite Avenger and carefully cut them out. Laminate them onto thin cardboard or leave them as is, then punch holes at the sides. String the characters together using yarn or craft thread. Decorate the space between with streamers, pom-poms, or tiny DIY accessories like helmets, hammers, or bows!

8. Avengers Accordion Craft

This unique craft turns Avengers figures into a fun accordion-style display. Color two small characters and one larger one. Arrange the larger character in the middle and place the smaller ones on each side. Punch holes and tie them together with elastic string. When pulled apart, the characters will “accordion” open, creating a fun and dynamic display!

9. Avengers Craft Stick Figures

Transform simple craft sticks into Avengers heroes with this popular classroom activity. Give each child a few extra-large craft sticks and let them decorate them with their colored Avengers characters. They can either laminate the character directly to the stick or use craft paint to add details before attaching the head. The creativity and designs will vary, and each child’s stick figure will be unique!

10. Thor’s Winged Helmet

Create an epic winged helmet fit for Thor with just paper plates, cardboard, and your Avengers coloring pages. Cut the paper plates into large pizza-slice shapes, then glue them to the ends of a cardboard strip. Laminate the plates with the coloring pages, and add an elastic string to make the helmet wearable. Now your child can channel their inner Thor and soar with style!

These 10 Avengers-themed craft ideas turn simple coloring pages into exciting and hands-on projects that will keep your kids engaged, creative, and having fun for hours!