As the last of winter disappears and signs of spring begin to pop up all around us, we turn our crafting to all things spring: kites, flowers, rain clouds, rainbows, butterflies, and so much more. We love our Do a Dot Markers and were excited to pull them out and make this flower craft for spring.If you haven't used Do a Dot Markers before, you need to try them. Besides … [Read more...]
Seed Starter Pots That You Can Do in the Classroom
Growing a garden is a great experience for kids. It's a valuable real life hands on way to learn about how plants grow. Watching a small seed transform into a sprout and then a plant is a magical experience for kids.Sprouting seeds indoors is a great way to bridge that gap from the start of spring until all signs of cold weather have passed and it's safe to plant a garden … [Read more...]
Rainbow Craft for Kids
Rainbows make me so happy! While nothing beats spying a real rainbow, this construction paper rainbow craft is a lot of fun too!Rainbow Craft for Kids Rainbow crafts and activities present an opportunity to reinforce color identification. This craft can practice fine motor skills for preschool and kindergarten.You'll want to download our Rainbow Emergent Reader in … [Read more...]
Bee Mine Valentine’s Day Craft
Kids will be buzzing with excitement as they create this paper Valentine's Day bee. Enjoy this cute Valentine's Day Craft for kids!Bee Mine Valentine's Day Craft This Valentine Day Craft does not require much more than paper, making it really affordable and easy to pull together. You could easily turn this Bee Mine Valentine's Day Craft into a spring/summer craft or a letter B … [Read more...]
Super Easy Paper Snowflake Craft
While winter is not my favorite season, there are few things I remember loving about winter from my childhood: drinking hot chocolate, sledding, building snowmen, and making snowflakes. We always challenged each other to see who could come up with the best cutout for their paper snowflake craft.Those cutout snowflakes are a little too challenging for our preschooler, so we came up with a … [Read more...]
