What's more fun than receiving a basket of candy and treats for Easter? Making your own, of course! Inspire your little artist to construct her own woven Easter basket out of construction paper and ribbon. It may look two-dimensional, but don't be fo [ … ]
Looking for the amusement of a pet without the annoyance of allergies, cleaning up, and shedding? This easy-to-craft, spring-themed activity shows your kid how to make his very own pet out of craft pom-poms. And the fun doesn't end there: Attaching a clear fishing line gives the illusi [ … ]
This year, welcome everyone's favorite Easter mascot by helping your child create her own unique set of rabbit ears! Help your little bunny express her creative spirit and build important developmental skills with pretend play. Use simple arts and crafts materials to design and constru [ … ]
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Ponder this age-old question while you make a clever egg pop-up picture that hides a special surprise: open the flaps, and out pops a fluffy baby chick! By the end, you may not have found an answer to the question that leaves even philosophers s [ … ]
What better way to celebrate the start of spring than with a fabulous spring flower party? Pack the day with fun flower-inspired activities and treats for a truly springalicious event! Invite guests to dress as their favorite flowers, hold a garden tea party, make plant-themed crafts, a [ … ]
Spring has finally arrived! Celebrate the season of flowers by making a garden inspired vase budding with blooms of the season. Capturing the feeling of a cheerful sunny day, this vase is just the thing to brighten your table for spring.
Want to bump up the learning? Use this activity t [ … ]
Bored with traditional Easter baskets? Here's how to revamp the old classic with a decorative, super soft foam version! This Easter "bucket" features an adorable image of a chick hatching from a colorful Easter egg, but this activity's just begging for personalization. Your child will [ … ]
Add some excitement to Easter day with a fun, brand new version of the classic egg hunt. Instead of simply playing hide and seek with the eggs, try a guided family scavenger hunt. It will give your child a chance to practice following directions (every parent's dream!), problem solve, a [ … ]
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