Apr 10 2012
Posted by Elizabeth as Adventures in Parenting, Crafting with Kids, One Parents Perspective
This recipe for play and exploration for Earth Day reminded me that crafting with kids is about the process not the finished project.
What started out as making fossils from left over coffee grounds (found here), turned into coffee ground playdough!
Apr 03 2012
Posted by Guest as Adventures in Parenting, Birthday Party Guide, Crafting with Kids
Kammi and kids bring you… Flowers!
…the sure sign spring has sprung and warmer temperatures are here to stay! Flowers also offer us beauty, color and fragrant smells. Although, what is one to do when Spring has just begun and it’s still be a frosty for the buds to start blooming? Well, my daughter and I figured out a way to brighten up our kitchen table with flowers while we eagerly wait for the “real deals” to blossom…use tissue paper! This is such an easy and fun craft for all ages to enjoy and quickly adds a splash of color to any room. While we created multiple colored flowers and decorated a “vase” to set on the table you could also make these as a single flower or bunch a group together as a bouquet for a Mother’s Day present, help support Earth Day on April 22nd or hand out to friends and family on May Day (May 1st).
Mar 27 2012
Posted by Guest as Adventures in Parenting, Crafting with Kids
An Easter treat your kids will HOP at to give away! My 4-1/2 year old daughter loves crafting and giving things away so when I saw these adorable Easter candy pouches on Pinterest I couldn’t resist. Not only are they great for sharing but they are also very easy and quick to do. My daughter had a great time making the baby chick and I helped by making the bunny.
Mar 20 2012
Posted by Holly as Adventures in Parenting, Crafting with Kids
Peck, peck, peck, cheep, cheep, cheep… little chicks you’ll want to keep!
I love doing handprint art with my kids … what a little treasure! I found this great website full of wonderful handprint and footprint art. They have an idea for almost every animal and every occasion. Check out this cute little chick we made.
Mar 13 2012
Posted by Elizabeth as Adventures in Parenting, Crafting with Kids, Kidz In The Kitchen
1 cup oatmeal
1/2 cup flour
1/2 cup water
Mix until smooth. Enjoy!! Seal in an airtight container (we put it in the fridge, too).