I love the fact that this post has so many different types of medium that you can choose to show your children about printing. There is something so simply beautiful about printing, and the fact that children can really be … Read More ...
Paper Wallet
The beauty of nature is incomparable to anything we could create. I love the meshing of the two in this paper wallet. Create your own paper out of the beauty of nature that you find while on a nature walk! … Read More ...
Mini Notebooks
Often times, my daughters ask me for little pieces of paper so they can do a quick drawing, or practicing writing words or letters. These mini notebooks are the perfect answer for just those situations! You can find the tutorial … Read More ...
Graduation Crafts {Lesson Plan}
Looking for something to do to celebrate graduation week for your homeschool week or at school? Look no further than these wonderful, fun activities to do to honor your little graduate! Head to The Nature of Grace for all the … Read More ...
Letter Rocks
Aren’t these rocks so naturally beautiful? I love the way this mama encourages her children to learn about the basics of reading and letter recognition by using rocks to spell out poems and other fun phrases. You can find her … Read More ...
Make Your Own Notebook
Summer is upon us, and children love to keep a journal of their experiences and travels. Why not let them make their own notebook to keep memories and sketches in? You can find the tutorial and information over at Art … Read More ...
Fairy House {Free Printable}
As the days grow longer, why not lure your children outdoors by setting up these beautiful fairy houses? You can get the printable over at Funlab Blog. My link is for the translated to english link.
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Kids DIY Activity Trays
As children get older, the toys they play with seem to have more pieces, get into more nooks and cranny’s, and end up all over the house. These trays are a wonderful solution to keeping your child engaged in an … Read More ...
Summer Heart Banner
Skip to My Lou is one of the first bloggers I read every morning while sipping on my first cup of coffee or tea. I love her ideas, and she always has something new to share! This month, she is … Read More ...
How to Plan a Kid’s Craft Exchange
Often times, busy mothers avoid doing crafts with their children because it can seem overwhelming or too time consuming to plan ahead. I have found a great blog post that explains to you how you and your friends can get … Read More ...
4th of July Rocket {Toilet paper roll Craft}
This TP craft is perfect for getting your child in a Patriotic Mood! They will love coloring the red, white and blue stripes on the rocket! You can find the tutorial over at TheSuburbanMom.
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Bubble ABCs {Kid Craft}
I just love any craft that will help a child visually understand something educational! This Bubble ABC craft is perfect for allowing your children to playfully learn their letters. You can find the tutorial over at Random Bits. … Read More ...
Kids Art Lesson – Nature Collages
I’ve posted about Nature Collages before, but I think they are such wonderful crafts that I will tell you about an up to date post today! I am doing this with my children tomorrow since it has a been a … Read More ...
Sandpaper Printed T-Shirts
I love doing iron-ons, but the paper can be so expensive, and you can’t get your children’s artwork on the shirt unless it’s scanned… a lot of work in my opinion. Who knew that sandpaper could solve all of my … Read More ...
Oceans and Beaches {Lesson Plan and Crafts}
I love when I can post about an entire unit of study for kids that includes a full week’s worth of activities, lessons and crafts for you! This theme is based upon oceans and beaches, and the crafts are just … Read More ...