Turn a toddler’s abstract paintings into refrigerator-worthy cards that friends and family members will love. What a fun way to personalize […]
Band-aid Lightning Bugs
Turn band-aids and googly eyes into adorable lightning bugs. A fun project for the youngest of crafters.
Finger Paint for Babies
This is a 5 minutes recipe for non-toxic baby paint. It’s made from edible materials, so if your little one […]
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 […]
Printable Monster Lacing Cards
Lacing cards are the perfect way for toddlers and preschoolers to develop find motor skills. This post provides you with […]
Cheerios Giraffe
Young children can practice their motor skills by gluing Cheerios to a paper giraffe. Consider extending the lesson by having […]
Band-aid Butterflies
Turn first aid supplies into adorable, easy-to-make butterflies. A great project for young children.
Mr. Pumpkin Head
If your kids love Mr. Potato Head, they are sure to love Mr. Pumpkin head too!
Homemade Colored Play Dough
Delight your children with home made play dough just as bright and vibrant as the store bought kind. Homemade recipe!
Clay Snails
Make cute snails from polymer clay. There are several other snail activities on this post as well, including a recipe […]
Interactive Color Book
Create a beautiful and interactive color book. Your little one can match colorful stamped images with the color words on […]
Toddler Chemistry Lab
Your child will LOVE playing chemist with these kid-safe materials. The fun will last as long as the supplies do!
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 […]
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 […]
Busy Board
This amazing Busy Board provides hours of entertainment for an active toddler. Great for fine motor development!
Bathtub Paint
To jazz up bath time a bit, try homemade bath paint. Unlike some store-bought bath paints, these wash away easily […]
Coffee Filter Umbrellas
Make cute umbrellas using coffee filters and markers. They’re simple, not very time consuming, inexpensive, and not very messy- the […]
Make Your Own Sponge Blocks
Use a pair of scissors to cut ordinary dry household sponges into interesting shapes. Kids will love building with these. […]
Parts of a Flower
Here’s a fun science craft for your toddler or preschooler to do this spring. Use Do-a-Dot markers to make a […]
Ziploc Bag Book
Turn Ziploc bags into customized books! After assembling the bags into a book, simply slip photos into the pages and […]
Magnetic Sandpaper and Yarn Travel Activity
Sandpaper and yarn are a great combination for creative play If you add a magnetic backing to the sandpaper, it […]
Puffy Paint Earth
Spend Earth Day making a puffy paint Earth! It’s so simple even young toddlers could do this with minimal adult […]
Miniature Earth Craft
Transform an empty cereal box and a used paper bag into a miniature Earth. This is a fun way to […]
Framed Felt Board
You can make a framed felt board with an old frame, some cardboard, and different colors of felt. Perfect for […]
Candy Corn Sensory Seek
Make your sensory play even more fun by playing a hide and seek Halloween game. candy corns are synonymous with […]
Dish Towel Apron for Toddlers
Can you say super cuteness?? These adorable aprons were fashioned from dish towels, great for the toddler set who loves […]
Baby Lotion Body Paint
Have some fun with some safe homemade body paint that’s made using baby lotion! This would be great for a […]
No-Sew Fabric Playhouse
Make a playhouse that lays over a card table — and it’s no-sew! A great way to encourage imaginative play […]
A Veritable Virtuoso
An adorable toddler masterpiece that’s great for gift giving. Makes a treasured keepsake for years to come.
Family Photo Stick Puppets
Using photos of the family, stick them on popsicle sticks, and let your toddlers put on the perfect puppet show! […]
Bunny Mobile
Hang a colorful felt bunny mobile to twirl around above your little one’s crib. With basic sewing skills you can […]
Comb Painting
Turn cheap plastic combs and paint into a day of painting fun! A fun “hand on” (or in!) project for […]
Cotton Ball Snowman
A cute snowman for cold winter days! We use colorful cotton balls to make the body and white fingerpaint for […]
Cardboard Tube Binoculars
Make a pair of binoculars with some things you probably already have. All you’ll need is cardboard tubes, glue and […]
Matching/Memory Game
This is a tutorial for making a fun little Matching/Memory Game. It is a quick and easy project for parents […]
Monster Box
Use an old box to create this cute Monster Box.
Wooden Matching and Sorting Dolls
A perfect matching game for toddlers that can be customized in a variety of ways!