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Paint a realistic tree using a plastic fork. Materials Heavy plastic shower curtain liner to cover table Wax paper Paper plate, coated Washable craft paint – green, white, and yellow Plastic fork White card stock or watercolor paper for the…
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In 2014, a group of friends founded an organization to spread a little kindness. They made fabric hearts and attached small tags that said, “I need a home.” These hand-crafted gifts were left in public places for folks to find.…
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My grandchildren love a treasure hunt!…
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Make cute, colorful butterflies with a few simple steps.…
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Fruit popsicles are a nutritious treat that kids will enjoy making.…
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Are you searching for a fun activity to play with your grandchildren? Here’s one that my grandkids have enjoyed beginning at age three.…
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Instead of a muffin tin, I use an 8” X 8” baking pan or casserole dish. When “muffins” are cool, cut into squares, place them in a plastic storage bag, and freeze. They’re great for a snack or breakfast.…
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Paper plates are a sturdy surface on which to work and paint does not bleed through. Many types of paper plates are available. I used “coated” paper plates, dinner size.…
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*Make personalized magnets to mount children’s artwork on a stainless steel refrigerator. …
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My grandchildren enjoy crafting with colorful, flexible chenille pipe cleaners.…
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Make little turtles from a cardboard egg carton, plus a habitat.…
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