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If my family and I lived in a cold, snowy region, this project would be at the top of our list. The trick is to freeze balloons (did you know …

A great alternative to shaving cream, this sensory paint is an awesome way for little ones to explore and exercise their imagination. You can paint with it, blend it, mix …

Gather some evergreen leaves, twigs, and twine for a nature-inspired painting activity. Your kids will delight in both helping make their own natural paintbrushes, and in using them to create …

Making these cheerful rainbow jars is a great rainy day project. The supply list is short (jars, salt, colored chalk) and the results make a vibrant display for your kitchen …

There’s something about tree houses that kids cannot resist. This free printable project will give them a chance to design their dream tree houses – no design is too fantastical …

Create an owl mask out of colorful paper and then hoot around the house. I love how different each one can be depending on the color of the paper and …

Introduce kids to the fun of stamping with this easy project. You can carve stamps from erasers or study pieces of foam, and the rectangle and triangle stamps you make …

Do you ever think all your kid needs to have fun is a cardboard box? These imaginative projects go a step further and transform cereal and delivery boxes into cardboard …

My kids, like most young ones, love rainbows and their colorful colors. This easy craft using brightly colored yarn and cotton balls will make for a sunny afternoon, regardless of …