Easy and adorable, this craft is sure to be a hit with your kids! Materials Needed: construction paper for background white paper for the egg yellow and white feathers googly eyes orange paper for a beak glue stick scissors Draw a circle area for younger children to put glue on, and lots of it. Then [...]
Kids Craft: Alice in Wonderland Shadowbox
March 22, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Kids Craft: Easter Egg Cups
March 19, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Easter is coming and it’s time for fantastic crafts! This delightful and whimsical paper craft comes from the Paper Source blog. Complete with instructions and a list of materials, this should be on everyone’s Easter Craft list! Photo from the Paper Source blog.
Bulletin Board Circle
January 22, 2010 By Leave a Comment
There are days when it is simply too cold to play outside with the kids. And since I am always in search of things to keep me organized here is something to keep you organized and the kids entertained! And the best part is that the supplies are minimal and you will end up with [...]
Easy Morning Craft: Get Your Dad to Do It
May 19, 2009 By 1 Comment
Ok, it totally doesn’t fit my easy factor …oh wait..yes it does! I didn’t have anything to do with it mwwhahahahaha!!! Well then moms, this is as easy as pie for you. 1. Make dad spend time with kids on monday morning of long weekend while you sleep in after dinner and a movie with [...]
Easy Morning Craft- Mail Someone You Love A Picture
May 15, 2009 By Leave a Comment
The title says it all! I love this one because it not only makes someones’ day, in this case the kids Grandpa, or Papa as he is called, its a wonderful way to teach your children about the old fashioned way of mailing letters, which in this day and age can seem so obsolete. Plus [...]
Easy Morning Craft – Draw What You Feel
May 15, 2009 By Leave a Comment
This is a favorite around our house, especially since my son attends an Art Core school, and thus activities like this are encouraged and actively done there. Surprisingly he doesn’t get bored of them, but actually comes home and teaches his little sister the activities he learns (and myself, I might add) Materials needed: crayons, [...]