Celebrate graduation day with this easy paper graduation cap. Attach it to a card, add a stick to make a […]
Paper Plate Graduates
Preschool and kindergarten graduates will love making paper plate versions of themselves. It’s a wonderful keepsake for parents to remember […]
Umbrella with Raindrops
Spend your rainy day making this adorable umbrella craft, complete with glue raindrops! All you need is construction paper, scissors […]
Mixed Media Volcano
These volcanoes are made with watercolors, construction paper, tissue paper, and cotton balls. Make these with young children studying the […]
Cardboard Tube & Coffee Filter Peacocks
Upcycle a cardboard tube into a beautiful peacock with the help of some coffee filters, sequins, and paint. These bright […]
Backyard Fishing
This backyard fishing activity is perfect for a birthday party game or just some everyday summer fun! It’s a great […]
Very Hungry Egg Carton Caterpillar
Turn an empty egg carton into an Eric Carle book classic- The Very Hungry Caterpillar. It’s easy to do and […]
Bee-Themed Number Matching Game
Transform pipe cleaners, googly eyes, clothespins and a few other basic craft materials into adorable bees. Use the bees to […]
Easter Chick Cookies
Make these cute Easter chick cookies for a fun springtime treat! They are surprisingly easy to make, with only three […]
Paper Plate Nest of Birds
This cute nest of baby birds started with a paper plate and some cotton balls. It is perfect for springtime, […]
Paper Plate Umbrella
What’s the perfect craft for a rainy day? These paper plate umbrellas, of course! The construction paper raindrops are such […]
Q is for Quail
Are you looking for a craft for Q Week? Or perhaps you’re studying about state symbols? Maybe you’re just a […]
Beary Cute Cookies
These cheery bear cookies are fun to eat and so easy to make. Serve them at a teddy bear picnic […]
Paper Bag Stick Horse
Turn common household recyclables into hobby horse that’s perfect for indoor play. Add a paper bag vest and your little […]
Mosaic Heart
You can make this mosaic heart with nothing more than some construction paper, old magazines or catalogs, and a glue […]
Chicken Egg Cups
Don’t throw out those egg cartons – save them to make these adorable chicken egg cups! They’re simple, cute, and […]
President’s Day Snack
This is a quick and easy snack that will help teach young kids American history with a tasty twist! This […]
ABC Paper Chain
This easy craft makes learning the alphabet fun. You can use the same concept to practice spelling words for older […]
Cardboard Tube Snake
These cute snakes couldn’t be easier! Paint, cut and decorate your way to a fun and colorful snake, perfect for […]
Lobster Prints
Use your little one’s hands & foot to create this happy little keepsake lobster. What fun!
3 Torn Mice
Tear white cardstock or construction paper to make these adorable mice. Tearing an oval can be difficult for many young […]
Band-aid Lightning Bugs
Turn band-aids and googly eyes into adorable lightning bugs. A fun project for the youngest of crafters.
Paper Plate Lion
The paper plate lion is a great decoration for a zoo or jungle-themed party, or for everyday fun!
Cereal Turkey
Make a fun and easy turkey craft for Thanksgiving. It’s great for preschoolers who are working on fine motor control.
Preschool Graduation Cap
This easy to make graduation cap is terrific for kids to make for a preschool graduation. It’s made from inexpensive […]
Morning Chart for Preschoolers
This printable morning chart helps young children start their days off right. Kids move the icon to the smiley face when […]
Counting Activity Busy Bag
Work on 1 to 1 correspondence in a fun way with this busy bag activity. It will keep preschoolers quiet […]
Shape Bingo
This printable Shape Bingo is great for preschoolers learning their shapes and colors. It’s equally fun for older kids who […]
Kid’s Graduation Cap
Help your preschooler or kindergartener make their own graduation cap. A fun way to celebrate a special milestone and also […]
Potato Masher Easter Eggs
Print beautiful Easter eggs using a tool you probably have on hand- a potato masher! Fun for kids of all […]
Valentine Hug Cards
This classic craft has been a Valentine staple for many years. A great project for the littles this Valentine’s Day!
Cheerios Giraffe
Young children can practice their motor skills by gluing Cheerios to a paper giraffe. Consider extending the lesson by having […]
Heart Character Valentines
These heart characters deliver up candy and loads of personality. A fun and easy homemade Valentine.
Band-aid Butterflies
Turn first aid supplies into adorable, easy-to-make butterflies. A great project for young children.
AaBbCc Spoons
This simple activity is easy to make and provides excellent practice for a little one who is learning letters. Consider […]
Christmas Light Garland
A garland of paper Christmas lights add festive cheer to any room. An excellent project for young crafters who need […]
Santa Star Ornaments
Santa Claus is a star! Make an easy paper santa ornament to decorate on your Christmas tree!
Cardboard Tube Reindeer
Make your own Rudolf the reindeer with a cardbord tube! An easy & fun christmas craft for kids!
Penguin Printmaking
Create a beautiful winter scene featuring potato print penguins. A fun project for even the youngest of children.
Dyed Backpack
Transform a dull canvas back pack into an exciting adventure for your preschooler using colorful dye.
Bear and the Falling Leaves
Make this wonderful craft based on the book with the bear watching the leaves fall from the trees! All you need […]
Masking Tape Mummy
This mummy craft is perfect for the youngest of crafters. Not only is it fun, but it helps develop fine-motor […]
Mr. Pumpkin Head
If your kids love Mr. Potato Head, they are sure to love Mr. Pumpkin head too!
Bacon and an Egg with a Yellow Yarn Yolk
Here’s a fun and easy craft made from paper and yarn. Talk about the Yellow Yarn Yolk during “Y-Week” or […]
Letter D Dinosaur
Turn a capital D into a cute dinosaur that kids will love to make. Perfect for “D” Week or a […]
Craft Foam Iguana
Here’s a fun craft for “I” week. This iguana starts as a capital I. A great way to learn the […]
Dinosaur Shoes
Help your preschooler make dinosaur shoes from craft foam. Then use the shoes for a fun and educational alphabet game. […]
Interactive Color Book
Create a beautiful and interactive color book. Your little one can match colorful stamped images with the color words on […]
Owl Babies
This adorable craft was inspired by Martin Waddell’s book, “Owl Babies.” Perfect for an owl unit in the classroom or […]
Mr. Shark Alphabet Chomper
Make a letter-chomping shark from a business-sized envelope! The project is fun to make and preschoolers will love ‘feeding’ letters […]
Straw Sculpture
Grab some play-doh and wacky straws to create a simple craft for kids that is all about imagination and creativity. […]
Mud Dough
Kids will love getting their hands into this gooey mud dough with simple ingredients found in the kitchen. Add some […]
Circle Shape Monster
This cute circle monster is a great shape craft for preschoolers. Use the printable template or cut your own shapes. […]
Invisible Letters and Numbers
Use hot glue to make ‘invisible’ letters and numbers. Add them to a sensory bin for hours of educational play! […]
Frozen Paint
Let your kids create masterpieces on paper and themselves as they create using the “cool” frozen paint! Recipe included!
Monsters Inc Inspired Slime
Let your kids enjoy some sensory fun as they create monsters and watch the slime ooze. A fun science project […]
Lace Princess Crowns
Make lacy, glittery crowns for your little princess. They’re sure to be a dress-up favorite for years to come! Great […]
Flamingo Handprint Craft
Make beautiful flamingoes from your child’s handprints. This is perfect for a study of birds, during “F Week” or just […]
Story Stones
These story stones provide a super opportunity for imaginative play, and there’s some great sensory stuff going on too: the […]
Outdoor Mud Pie Kitchen
Kids love making mud pies! Set up an outdoor mud pie kitchen that will keep your children entertained for hours. […]