Month: May 2013
This is the fifth in my series about Learning Colours, based on the animals in the book Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See? For more information on the series, please …
Grass is all around us. So why not celebrate it with these great summery grass crafts?
This was inspired by Play Train!’s post on Rescuing Toy Trains from Ice. Jessica froze trains into one big ice block and let her son figure out how to …
This is the fourth in my series about Learning Colours, based on the animals in the book Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See? For more information on the series, please …
My son loves all things Thomas, but we haven’t done much in the way of related crafts since his recent Thomas themed party. Here’s how I made a simple homemade jigsaw …
Have you come across water beads yet? They are also called water gems or water gel beads and are usually used for centerpieces and flower displays. When hydrated they …
This is the third in my series about Learning Colours, based on the animals in the book Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See? For more information on the series, please …
This paper web activity is great for a rainy day and is great fun for all ages!
A yellow duck themed bath for with homemade bath paint! Perfect for little kids!
These frozen banana treats easy to make and are perfect for kids!
Here’s our celebration of the sunshine – a sunflower craft made from tissue paper balls.
This is the second in my series about Learning Colours, based on the animals in the book Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See? For more information on the series, …
Here are some crab and lobster activities and crafts that are suitable for young children.
This feathered bird craft is super fun for little kids to make!
On a recent trip back to the UK, we saw a lot of red double-decker buses. Here’s a craft we made to celebrate this London icon!
These brown crafts and activities form the first in my series about Learning Colours, based on the animals in the book Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See?
This stick family craft is a fun way to use up sticks that your children collect!
