Enjoy the beauty of the undersea world with this sea star craft. You’ll have fun making these simple decorative ocean critters at home.

These colorful, sun-catching goldfish are so bright and beautiful. A traditional Chinese symbol of good fortune, they are fun for Chinese New Year or good luck year-round.

Make adorable little snails with shells, pom poms and googly eyes. What a fun and easy project and so incredibly cute.

Make a happy family of bees using construction paper and googly eyes. This is fun for an insect unit, B week, springtime, or any other occasion.

Is Dad into golf? Have the kids say “Happy Father’s Day!” with these fun golf cupcakes! They’re easy enough for a beginning decorator to make.

Make colorful mini butterflies from yarn leftovers! These beauties are so easy to make and absolutely darling. All you need are yarn, scissors, and an ordinary fork!

The kids will have so much fun helping with this dog-shaped hotdog recipe. It’s easy, tasty and so incredibly cute, perfect for summertime fun.

Make a patriotic eagle t-shirt using your child’s handprints. Perfect for Memorial Day, July 4th, Veteran’s Day, or any occasion!

Turn those empty cardboard tubes into slick racecars, using little more than paint and construction paper. A fun project for any age!

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Give some dollar store plastic animals a coat of fur with yarn scraps. A fun texture enriched projects kids will have fun with.

Learn how to make chalkboard magnets that look like flowers. Adorable additions to your refrigerator, or they will make a great gift as well.

Introduce the concept of analogous colors and warm/cool colors with this beautiful hot air balloon project. Each is one-of-a-kind and together they’re simply stunning.

Board games aren’t just for inside play. Turn your deck or patio into a giant board game! Great for parties, playdates or summer fun.

Stamp beautiful pinecones, fish, or other designs using carrots and celery. This is fun for all ages and there is so much room for creativity!

Make your own bird field guide featuring species you regularly see in your area. What an easy and inexpensive way to introduce your children to the feathered friends in their own backyard!

Turn sandpaper into starfish for a fun and easy summer craft. These would also make fun decorations for a beach-themed party.

Your kids will love making a seal who can balance a ball in the air. Vinyl tubing is the secret behind this awesome craft.

This tasty science experiment will turn cream into butter right before your eyes. When you’re done, spread it on toast or a muffin!

This is a great teacher gift for Teacher Appreciation Week, the end of the school year or for when kids are heading back to school!

Kids’ handprints make wonderful gifts and keepsakes. Tell Daddy how much you love and appreciate him using this handprint tree printable.

Even if your kids have never played traditional croquet, they’ll love this modified version–a cross between kickball and croquet! It is easy and inexpensive to make and so much fun to play.

Make these rocket straws using little more than an envelope and a straw. Easy and inexpensive to make, this craft project will lead to hours of active playtime fun!

Kids love making mud pies! Set up an outdoor mud pie kitchen that will keep your children entertained for hours. All you need are a few old crates, some old muffin tins, and a few bowls and spoons.

Decorate a simple wooden photo frame with paint and buttons for a special one-of-a-kind keepsake! Great for Father’s Day, Mother’s Day and Grandparent’s Day.

Pretty butterflies made from paper doilies and food coloring! A fun springtime project kids will love. Very pretty hanging from the play room ceiling.

These friendly robots are more than just good-looking; magnets hold their features in place, making them the metallic equivalent of a Mr. Potato Head. What a fun way to repurpose your recyclable items!

Make quick and easy finger puppets from an ordinary sheet of paper, then decorate with yarn, googly eyes, or anything else. You can make them as elaborate as you want. There is so much room for creativity!

Turn empty toilet paper rolls into a fun, safe, kid-friendly version of Angry Birds that you can play indoors or out. It’s fun for kids (and adults!) of all ages.

Make a silly, flappity-eared puppy card that has a tongue pull tab! It’s perfect to say hi to friends you miss, or to someone who could use some puppy love.

Layering different colors of felt will create this adorable, perfect for springtime rainbow magnet. Loks adorable hanging on the refrigerator!