If you’re looking for a fun and educational craft to do with the kids, why not try making a Cloud Raindrop Name Craft? It’s a super cute project where kids can create a little raincloud with raindrops that spell out their names. Not only is it adorable to hang up once you’re done, but it’s also a fantastic way for little ones to get some practice recognizing and arranging the letters in their names. This craft is really simple and uses materials you probably already have at home, like construction paper, yarn, and some markers. Kids love the hands-on aspect of cutting out their raindrops and ..read more

Have you ever thought about turning those colorful cupcake liners lying around into something super creative and fun? Well, I’ve got the perfect craft idea for you—making a Cupcake Liner Umbrella and Rain Craft with the kids. It’s not just a blast to do, but it also gets those little hands working on their fine motor skills. Plus, it’s a fantastic way to teach about weather patterns in a super interactive way. What’s great about this craft is how simple yet engaging it is. You’ll need just a few supplies: some cupcake liners (any color will do, but blues and greys make perfect rainy skies), w ..read more

The other day, I decided to try making cloud dough with the kids, and honestly, it was such a hit! If you haven’t tried it yet, you’ve got to give it a go—it’s surprisingly simple and incredibly soothing. We just mixed some corn starch with conditioner (but there are so many other ways to make it- see below), and the result was this soft, moldable dough that felt almost like magic sand. The kids loved the texture, and we spent a good part of the afternoon shaping and molding it into all sorts of fun figures and forms. What I really loved about the activity was how it allowed us to all unwind ..read more

Get crafty this Earth Day by turning recycled paper into an eco-friendly craft project that helps teach kids about the importance of recycling! Did you know that Earth Day is like a giant birthday party for our planet? It’s a special day where people around the world come together to celebrate the Earth and learn how to take better care of it. One awesome way to do that is by recycling things we usually throw away. Today, we’re going to use some recycled paper to make a super cool Earth decoration. So, let’s grab some old magazines or cereal boxes and get crafting! Recycled Paper Earth Day Cr ..read more

Earth Day is all about celebrating our planet and learning how we can take better care of it. This year, why not get a little sticky with our fun Earth Day craft? Celebrate Earth Day with a fun Sticky Board Craft that’s perfect for teaching kids about the importance of caring for our planet! Using simple materials you can find around the house, we’ll create a colorful Earth that sticks right before your eyes! This craft is not only a blast to make but also a great way to talk about how we can reuse materials to help keep our planet healthy and happy. Earth Day Sticky Board Craft Material List ..read more

Earth Day is like a birthday for our planet, and what better way to celebrate than by creating some awesome art that shows just how much we love our world? With this Crayon Resist Earth Day Craft, you can make a secret picture appear as if by magic, using just a few simple tools. It’s not only super cool to do, but it’s also a great way to learn about why it’s important to take care of our Earth. So, grab your crayons and paints, and let’s get crafty for Earth Day! Crayon Resist Earth Day Craft for Kids Material List Paper plate White crayon Watercolor paints Paint brush Directions Draw Yo ..read more

Earth Day is a special time to remember how important it is to take care of our planet. It’s the one day a year dedicated to honoring the Earth, learning about the environment, and discussing ways we can help keep it healthy. Wouldn’t it be cool to create your own mini-Earth while learning about why we need to protect it? Grab some corks and paints, and let’s make an Earth Day craft that shows how much we love our planet! Cork Painted Earth Day Project for Kids Material List Corks Paper plates (for paint and tracing) Green and blue paint White cardstock or printer paper Directions Prep You ..read more

When I lived in Osaka, Japan, one of the highlights of the year was the cherry blossom season, or “sakura” as it’s called in Japanese. Each year, my fellow teachers and I would gather under the blooming cherry blossom trees for a picnic, enjoying the stunning pink blossoms that symbolize renewal and the fleeting nature of life in Japanese culture. Now, no matter where you are in the world, you can bring a touch of this beautiful tradition into your home with our Cherry Blossom Cotton Ball Craft. It’s a fun, simple way for kids to create their own blooming branch and learn about a special part ..read more

There’s something irresistible about a construction site for my kids—the giant machines, the bustling activity, and the transformation of landscapes. When I put this sensory bin together I knew it would be a hit but this bin was a bit more than that. They played with this bin for days! They kept coming back to it over and over again, creating new stories and plots. It was so simple but incredibly engaging! I is easily one of my favorite bins of all times! Bring the thrill of these dynamic sites into your home with a Construction Site Sensory Bin that lets your young builders dig, move, and ex ..read more

Kids are naturally drawn to dinosaurs, finding endless wonder in their ancient and mysterious worlds. Whether it’s the towering Brontosaurus or the fearsome T-Rex, these prehistoric giants ignite the imaginations of toddlers and preschoolers everywhere. With our Paper Plate Dinosaur Craft, we brought a bit of that prehistoric fun into our crafting table in a fun, simple way that use everyday crafting materials! How to Make a Paper Plate Dinosaur Craft Material List White paper plate Cardboard tube (for the legs) Green paint (light and dark shades) Google eyes Black marker Paint brushes Circl ..read more