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Fairy gardens are a fun way to introduce gardening to children as well as creative imaginative play or as it is sometimes referred to as pretend play. Pretend play is an important part of development. It provides opportunities for children … Read More ...
If you live anywhere near a beach, or have ever brought sand into your house, then you know that it tends to follow you everywhere you go! Sand has a funny way of sticking with you and your kids forever! … Read More ...
These bee crafts are all about bee’s, those fun buzzy misunderstood, yellow and black insects. All these crafts are aimed at young children with most of them being paper related. Did you know, bee’s are best known for their honey … Read More ...
I am not going to say that these Ninja crafts are for boys, but what I will say is that Boys love these and it is a great way to get them being creative and crafty. It also initiates creative … Read More ...
These playdough activities are a great way to teach new skills whilst being play-based learning. Play-based learning appeals to children’s natural curiosity to play and discover. Playdough
is a great medium as it has tactile properties that can help stimulate … Read More ...
Chicka Chicka Boom Boom is a bestselling American children’s book written by Bill Martin, Jr. and John Archambault, illustrated by Lois Ehlert, and published by Simon & Schuster in 1989. It teaches children to read and not to give up … Read More ...
A busy board is a great developmental toy for kids of all ages. It boosts engineering thinking and creative open-ended play. Find out how to make a simple yet impressive unique DIY toy that will keep your big kids, as … Read More ...
This indoor sandbox is the ultimate toddler mom hack! Fill a tote with kinetic sand, mini dump trucks or dinosaurs for hours of inside sensory play! When playtime is over, attach the lid and save for another day. The sand … Read More ...
Well, the kids are home and boredom will start kicking in by week 2 of this homeschooling scenario. I can assure you now is the time to stock up on quick craft supplies. And these adorable little finger puppets require … Read More ...
Make your own tea party hat to wear while sipping tea or pink lemonade with your friends! These little tea party hats are so simple, feminine, and sweet. They are the perfect activity to make with friends at birthday parties … Read More ...
These easy paper plate tambourines have a touch of glamour with a stained glass heart-cut out. An easy Valentine’s Day craft for kids that uses up materials you already have on hand! Such a fun musical project all year around. … Read More ...
This DIY kids Craft shows you how to make a glowing camp lantern. It is easy to make as it only needs items most people have around the house! The glowing feature is optional, however it will really add … Read More ...
Dollar Store DIY: Woodland Creature Terrarium This Terrarium was created using a plastic Dollar store mason jar and some Dollar store trinkets. The tutorial is aimed at kids but this DIY craft is great for all ages. You can use … Read More ...
This Rock painting tutorial is perfect for kids wanting to paint on rocks and for kids wanting to play with painted rocks. These rocks create a play village scene, which enables children to use their imagination in outdoor or indoor … Read More ...
Make this toy first aid kit to teach kids the basics of health, safety, and of course first aid – on their dolls! Imaginative play is becoming more digital and this is a great way to bring kids back to … Read More ...