Have the youngsters color their favorite Sonic the Hedgehog coloring page, and glue the page in its entirety to a stiff piece of cardboard. Jewel-colored craft pom-poms can be glued to … See more

Sonic is often seen holding up his hand to make a point. This kind of page is perfect for this craft. When Sonic is colored, he should be glued to a piece of thin corkboard, making sure to cut it … See more

Sonic’s gems are a popular part of his theme, and this craft is a fun way to use a Sonic coloring page. From a big piece of poster board, have each youngster make a gem-shaped cutout. It can be diamond-shaped or emerald-shaped, or any design the child wants to match his or her birthstone. Once it’s colored the appropriate shade, Sonic … See more

For this fun craft, Sonic should be colored and cut out, but the arms should be separated from the rest of the cutout. Youngsters can draw a clock on a piece of poster board and then glue Sonic to the center, attaching his arms with paper fasteners as the “hands” of the clock. Pom-poms make great “gems” and can be glued on numbers 12, 3, 6, … See more

This easy craft starts with cutting out three circles and stacking them one on top of the other, with layers of cotton batting in between. Once the coloring page is finished, Sonic should be cut out and pushed through the circles, as if he is bursting out of the power ring. Punch a small hole at the top for a piece of string or embroidery thread, t... See more