This parrot paper plate craft is a fun activity to do with the kids when you’re studying rainforest animals or birds. You probably have all the materials at home ready to put this cute little project together. So, what are you waiting for? Start crafting!
Now that spring has officially arrived (hooray!), the kiddo and I are enjoying the warmer weather and reading lots of books about bugs, birds, butterflies and gardening. One of our current favorites is The Surprise Garden by Zoe Hall. The pictures are so vibrant and colorful, and the text is short and sweet to keep little ones interested. We created a fun watermelon paper plate craft to go along with the book because, in the end, they enjoyed the spoils of their labor with a fun garden party with all their fruits and veggies.
This is one of the easiest summer paper plate crafts you’ll find. Kids will love it!
Looking for a fun craft to go along with your child’s favorite story? Look no further! Maggy from Red Ted Art shares some of her favorite story inspired kids crafts to get those creative juices flowing.
Celebrate winter with this cute little snowman toilet paper roll craft that’s perfect for preschoolers. It’s a wonderful kids craft for a snow day!
You’re trying to clean, but your little superhero is tugging on your shirt once again because his 2,639 toys just aren’t enough to entertain him. He wants to make something. But you also have to start dinner soon… what to do? Take a short craft break! This Iron Man Toilet Paper Roll Craft only takes 15 minutes to make, but your little one will enjoy it for hours. SuperMom saves the day again!
This robot valentine box (aka the Lovebot) is an adorable way for kids to collect their valentines this year. And with nutritious snacks and meals, you can fuel your child’s imagination and creativity all day long.
Looking for some indoor winter activities? Stimulate your child’s mind and senses with these fun snowman sensory activities.
These snowman popsicle stick ornaments will look adorable on your tree this year! You can also leave the ribbon and beads off to use them as winter bookmarks instead. This is an easy craft for preschoolers!
