Explore a variety of arts and crafts for kids that spark creativity and imagination! From simple DIY projects to more complex creations, these activities help develop fine motor skills, encourage self-expression, and provide endless fun for children of all ages.
A is for Apple Craft: Young kids will love creating this simple apple craft while working on their fine motor skills and exploring the letter a.
This is a great activity to help improve fine motor skills. If your child is not quite ready for working on their scissor skills there are many different ways that you could do this craft. Some alternatives are: tearing and gluing construction paper, using paintbrushes, or even do-a-dot markers.
A is for Alligator: This friendly alligator is a simple craft that is bound encourage fun discussions while moving beyond the simple didactic lesson that “A” stands for Alligator…
DIY Paint Chip Puzzles for Kids: Making puzzles for your kids just got easier (and cheaper) because all you need are some free paint chips and scissors!
Recently we decided to get a little crazy and do a super long road trip with the kids up to Salt Lake City, Utah. We got even more crazy and decided to relocate there…but, that story will be for a later time once life quiets down here a bit. Anyways, being that we were going to spend a good 22 hours in one vehicle with rowdy children we went on a massive hunt for simple and quiet activities that they could easily do in the car. This busy bag was by far one of the quickest to put together and one of their favorites to play with. Plus it was FREE!
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Light Up the World Earth Day Craft: Encourage recycling and innovation through this simple earth day craft that will light up awareness on taking care of our world through our daily actions!
With Olivia’s Autism she can tend to get pretty obsessive about certain aspects of our day to day life. Teeth must be brushed after every meal and snack…shoes must be tied just a certain way…and recycling —anything and everything that can be recycled must be. While there are times that this tries my patience levels, having a child that is so focused on taking care of herself and this world is for myself a huge blessing. It serves as my daily reminder {often happens many, many times a day} that it is our jobs to take care of what we have.
Dinosaur Stomp Painting: Fun process art project for toddlers, preschoolers, and elementary aged children. This is an EASY kid craft to use during a dinosaur theme week.