Easter Egg Maracas

We had a bunch of Easter eggs laying around, but you could use any small plastic item you can fill. If you don’t have wash tape, you could use masking...

Snail Friend

We took a little walk to collect the perfect sticks for our little snail friends to rest on. When we returned the kids quickly got to work making their snails....

Lava Bottle

Have your child fill 3/4 of the bottle with vegetable oil. Fill the rest of the bottle with water, leaving about an inch from the top. Now add your food...

Chocolate Leaves

First, we gathered supplies. My kids’ favorite part of this project is getting outside and choosing some beautiful leaves. The children and I roam the garden, looking for the very...

Start by squirting finger paints onto a paper plate. V. had a lot of fun with this task. She loved squirting each tube of paint onto the plate and then...

Tank Top Tote Bag

First we got together all our supplies. Decorate your tank top or T-shirt however you’d like. (If you don’t like whatever is on the outside of the shirt, you can...

Tissue Paper Bouquet

First select the color(s) you want your flowers to be; we used 2 or 3 colors for ours. Think they’d be beautiful with just a single color, too. These were...

Acorn Cap Jewels

I have seen this idea around the web lately, so I thought we’d give it a try at home. We had all of the materials on hand, and I’ll bet...

Raffia Pumpkins

Let’s make the paste first. (This is a grownup step.) Add one cup of flour and one cup of water in a pan, and blend the two well on medium-high...

Heart-Shaped Dreamcatchers

We cut the floral wire into various sizes to make different sized hearts. Next, I bent the wire into the shape of a heart and wrapped the first round of...

Roll and Color Game

    First, make your die: Wrap your box in paper (if needed) and use your markers to color a circle on each side of the box. Then, make your...