How to Make Cool Stuff
This is an adorable craft for toddlers, Preschoolers, Kindergarteners, and even slightly older children. The bodies of the elephant and lion are created with the child’s hand prints, and they couldn’t come out any cuter. Below you will find the step by step tutorial for making these adorable handprint pictures.
This is a cute project for little ones – a cheerful butterfly made of napkin or a coffee filter 😀 This is perfect for Kindergarteners or Preschoolers. They can do everything on their own with a little bit of guidance.
This is a cool and fun project for summer. What can be more pleasant than playing with water on a hot Summer day? How about painting with colorful bubbles, just the way a fairy would.
Bubble Wrap can have many uses. You can use bubble wrap to package items so they deliver safely…. you can use bubble wrap as a stress reliever…. you can even use bubble wrap as a noise maker. But, did you know that bubble wrap is an awesome material to use in crafts? It really is. This week I was scouring the internet looking for some cool bubble wrap crafts for kids…. and I found 13 of them. I couldn’t help but show these bubble wrap crafts to you as they are as much fun as they are creative. So, scroll through these 13 bubble wrap crafts… you are sure to find quite a few that you will enjoy making.
I have a fun craft for you that will totally get you in the Spring mood. I’m going to show you how to make a Cone May Basket. May is all about the Spring flowers. Well, imagine how beautiful a basket will be filled with some of those magnificent flowers. Or, perhaps you want to give this Cone May Basket to someone special…. well, why not fill it with candy. The receiver will surely love it!! Either way this Cone May Basket will surely be enjoyed. So, grab the materials needed and let’s get started.
I have a fun and easy craft for you today. In this post I’m going to show you how to make a May Basket. This craft is a great craft for even the youngest of crafters as we will be using a template for this craft. Simply print out the template, cut, fold and glue and that’s it. Of course, you are going to want your May Basket to be pretty so make sure to color and decorate it the way you see fit. So, grab the materials needed for this craft and let’s get started.
I’m sure you have all heard of the edible Easter Bunnies you get for Easter…. they are usually milk chocolate bunnies or white chocolate bunnies. Well, today we are going to make an edible Easter Bunny, but it is going to be made with fruits and vegetables. That’s right…. I’m going to show you how to make a Bunny Rabbit with Food for Easter. When you are finished making the Easter Bunny you can display it proudly as an Easter decoration or eat it up… the choice is yours. So, let’s get started.
Are you looking for a way to hand out the Easter Candy this year instead of using the normal Easter eggs? Well, then I have the craft for you today. In this post I will be showing you how to make Candy Filled Baby Chicks for Easter. Make a few and give them to your friends and loved ones this Easter. Or, if you are having guests over for Easter why not use these Candy Filled Baby Chicks for the Children’s table. They are sure to be a huge hit. So, let’s get started.
Today I’m going to show you how to make a flying bird decoration. When made correctly this bird will flap his wings with just a bit of movement of the string. Crafters of all ages will enjoy making this craft…. even the youngest. We provide many templates that you can choose from to make this flying bird. You can choose one of the colored templates or you can print off the black & white template and color the bird yourself. The choice is yours. So, grab the materials needed and let’s get started.
Oh boy, do I have a fun craft for you today!! I don’t know if the craft is more fun or the playing with the finished craft once it is done. Today I’m going to show you how to make a Leprechaun Finger Puppet. We give you the template… you just simply print it off and your craft is halfway done. You can choose to print off the black & white template and color the Leprechaun yourself…. or, if you would prefer, you could print off the color template and continue with the craft from there. The choice is yours. So, let’s get started.
Spring is literally right around the corner. And, I thought since Spring is almost here that we could make a beautiful sunflower full of seeds to hang up in your house to get you in the Spring spirit. If you are feeling a bit of the early spring blah’s, or simply want an easy craft to do with your children, then this is the perfect craft for you. The finished sunflower was made by a 4 year old so this is an excellent preschool craft. So, grab the materials needed and let’s get this fun Spring craft started.
St. Patrick’s Day will be here before you know it…. so in the spirit of that this craft is all about St. Patrick’s Day. In this post I will be showing you how to make a St. Patrick’s Day Matching Game. This craft is perfect for the Preschool crafter as this game is all about matching the size of each shape of the shamrocks. Get a couple Preschoolers together and listen to them giggle as they try to match the shape of the shamrocks. So, with that being said…. let’s get started.
Moms always love hand print crafts AND they are very easy to make. Here is a cute arts and crafts project for kids to make for Mom on Mother’s Day. This is also great for toddlers and preschoolers. Make this beautiful hand print poster for your Mom this Mother’s day. She’ll treasure it forever.
Here’s a fun game to learn counting this Easter. This craft can also be done as a group activity, every child makes one basket and in the end the kids can play a game of putting the right number of Easter bunnies in each basket.
Today we are going to how to play a fun Montessori game that promotes good hand writing skills while also helping kids to learn the alphabet on their own. This is an educational, yet fun arts and craft activity for both you and your young children to do together. This crafts idea is beneficial for preschoolers, kindergarteners, as well as children who are autistic / on the spectrum / or those who have sensory disorders. (even older children enjoy it).