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Spread the loveI have yet to meet a kiddo (or adult for that matter) who is not fascinated by space. This constellation activity encourages children to explore beyond our world. The printable constellations are great for teaching, story telling and just growing the imagination. And salt painting is super satisfying as you watch the colors…
Spread the loveThis paper plate Robin is the perfect craft to celebrate the start of a new season. The American Robin is a migratory songbird. Basically, what that means to me is that when we start to see robins here in Pennsylvania, Spring is here. And that is good news because, frankly, by that point…
Spread the loveThis unicorn craft is simple to make and will lead to lots of smiles. Plus, just like kids, no two unicorns look the same. Be sure to give it your own unique flair. Plus, adding the little tissue paper pieces to the mane is a great way to practice fine motor skills. To…
Spread the loveSUPPLIES FROM THE BAG 1 piece of white construction paper Scissors Glue stick White yarn 2 large popsicle sticks Glue stick Red, white and blue tissue squares Elmer’s glue Washi tape in red and blue designs Pencil Step 1 Glue together the 2 popsicle sticks into a cross Allow the glue to dry…
Spread the loveThese easy circus crafts for kids are so much fun to make and even more fun to play with when they are done! Yours should take on your own personality…after all, a circus is bright and colorful and fun! Insert your own personality and really just use your imaginations to make each character…
