This paper plate spaceship craft goes together very quickly. And hopefully, it will lead to hours of imaginative play and story telling. I mean, aliens, UFOs, flying things…what’s not to love. And if you have been around here for awhile, you know that we have some great space crafts that would be great to pair…
This Horton Hears a Who craft is perfect for celebrating Dr. Seuss Reading Week or really to make any day at all. “Horton Hears a Who” is a classic story by Dr. Seuss with such a wonderful theme for kids of any age (and adults for that matter). Horton, the elephant, comes to realize that…
These clover crafts make the perfect St. Patrick’s Day activity and are so incredibly simple! Each little creation is totally unique…just like your little ones! Even preschoolers and toddlers can decorate a shamrock once it is cut out by a grown up. And there are so few “rules” on this one. Really, once you are…
I have always been a fan of adding texture and print to projects. And a super inexpensive and easy way to do that is to use some newspaper for that added special something. Newspaper crafts are simply the best. This raccoon craft brings in some newspaper elements and is made even easier with a printable…
I love a good zebra craft, and this one is even better because it is also a lacing craft. Lacing is a great way to work on hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills and bilateral coordination (working the hands together), which makes this the perfect zebra craft for preschoolers or really any kiddo who wants to…
This circus train craft has a few more steps than most of our projects here, but it is so worth it. You are going to love the finished product. Isn’t it amazing what can come from just a few paper lunch bags? Just a heads up…if you want to make this craft with preschoolers, you…