It is hard to believe, but our children have been in school almost 100 days now. And, if your school is anything like mine they have a big party celebrating the 100th day of school. For the younger kids it is sometimes difficult for them to grasp just how long 100 days are. A great way to teach them how large 100 of something is….. is to actually show them 100 of something. That is what today’s craft is all about. I’m going to show you how to make Paper Chains for the 100th Day of School. Ideally, this craft should be started on the first day of school and add a chain piece to each other each day of school until you reach 100. But, if you haven’t started that already you can do this craft on the 100th day of school as well. So, grab the materials needed and let’s get started.

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Shana · 100th Day of School Crafts, Numbers & Counting Crafts, Paper · 0 Comments

Depending on when your school district started school the 100th Day of School will be coming up quickly. Now, is the time to start planning what kind of crafts you are going to do to celebrate the 100th Day of School. I’m going to show you an easy, and tasty, craft for you to do… Today I’m going to show you how to make a Fruit Loop Necklace perfect for the 100th Day of School. Each child will get 100 of these colorful circles of cereal and they will string them to make a necklace. The kids will love making it almost as much as they will love eating it. So, let’s get started.

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Shana · 100th Day of School Crafts, Candy and Food, Jewelry Crafts for Kids, Numbers & Counting Crafts, String · 0 Comments

Today is Martin Luther King Day. Martin Luther King is best know for his “I Had a Dream” speech where he basically said in his dream all men were created equal. He lived his entire life fighting for that fact. Today I’m going to show you how to make a “Unity for All” Bracelet for Martin Luther King Day. This bracelet represents Unity for all…. bringing us all together no matter the color of our skin. Isn’t that what Martin Luther King would have wanted? So, grab the materials needed and let’s get started.

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Laura · crafts for girls, Jewelry Crafts for Kids, Leather, Martin Luther King Day, Peace and Loving Others · 0 Comments

Today I’m going to show you how to make an Origami Dove. I thought since today is Martin Luther King Day that today would be a perfect time to make a dove craft. After all a Dove represents Peace and Tranquility and bottom line….. isn’t that what Martin Luther King wanted for everybody? Martin Luther King was a great man and today it is all about remembering how wonderful he was and what he represented….. equality for all. So, gather up the materials needed and let’s get started.

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Laura · Dove, Martin Luther King Day, Origami & Paper Folding Activities, Paper, Peace and Loving Others, Ribbons · 0 Comments

Today is Martin Luther King Day. And, what better way to celebrate Martin Luther King’s Life than to make a craft in is honor. Remember that Martin Luther King had a dream….. in his dream everyone was created equal. Martin Luther King was a great man and today we are going to honor the “I Have a Dream” speech he made by making an “I Have a Dream” pendant. You can wear this pendant to honor Martin Luther king today and everyday you want to remember what Martin Luther King was all about.

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Laura · crafts for girls, Holiday Crafts for Kids, Jewelry Crafts for Kids, Martin Luther King Day, Peace and Loving Others · 0 Comments

Martin Luther King Day is this Monday. The Martin Luther King Day Holiday represents what he taught us…. equality in all people…. no matter what color their skin is. That is an amazing thing. So, today we will be honoring Martin Luther King and all he taught us… by making a craft for this Holiday. So, in this post I will be showing you how to make a Multicultural Kids Around Earth craft for Martin Luther King Day. The craft is a lot of fun and has tons of meaning. So, let’s get started, shall we…

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Shana · Holiday Crafts for Kids, Making People Figures and Dolls, Martin Luther King Day, Paper, Peace and Loving Others · 0 Comments

I have a really special craft for you today. I am going to show you how to make an All Colors are Beautiful Martin Luther King Craft. This craft is meant to remind all of us how no matter the color of the skin that people are the same and should be treated equally. That is what Martin Luther King represented. In this craft you will draw a picture of yourself, copy it and color each picture with different colors. The craft turns out beautifully…. and should be hung up this Martin Luther King Day. So, let’s get started.

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Shana · Martin Luther King Day, Paper, Peace and Loving Others, Poster Board, Wall and Door Hanging Crafts · 0 Comments

Today I have some awesome craft ideas for you. Not just any craft ideas…… today I have cool outer space crafts for you. I was making my way through the internet looking for some really creative outer space crafts and I think I found them. I found some that are made from food and others that are made from recycled materials. I found crafts that are perfect for the youngest of crafters and others that are meant for older children. But, bottom line…. there is an outer space craft here for you. So, enough with the chit-chat….. let’s get started.

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Shana · Candy and Food, Cardboard Boxes, Cardboard Tubes Rolls, Cool Finds and Tips, Food, googley eyes, Milk Cartons and Containers, Paper, Paper Plates, Parenting Articles, Pipe Cleaners, Plastic Containers, Science · 0 Comments

I have a great craft to share with you today. I’m going to show you how to make a Paper Kids Holding Hands craft for Martin Luther King Day. Martin Luther King Day is about remembering Martin Luther King and what he was all about. This craft is a great way to honor Martin Luther King and to remind the children what the holiday is all about. Today’s craft reminds us that no matter what we look like…. no matter the color of our skin we should all be created equal. So, in honor of that and Martin Luther King let’s make today’s craft together. So, gather up the materials needed and let’s get started.

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Shana · Holiday Crafts for Kids, Making People Figures and Dolls, Martin Luther King Day, Paper, Peace and Loving Others · 0 Comments

Martin Luther King Day is just around the corner. Martin Luther King Day is always the 3rd Monday in January and it marks Martin Luther King’s Birthday. Well, today’s craft is in honor of Martin Luther King’s Birthday. I’m going to show you how to make a colored hands wreath for Martin Luther King Day. This craft is just perfect for the occasion, in celebration of Martin Luther King’s birthday. The colored hands represents children of different races joining hands in peace and unity. A few colored papers, a pair of scissors and a glue is what you need. So, let’s get started.

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Celeste · Martin Luther King Day, Paper, Peace and Loving Others · 0 Comments

Today I am going to show you how to have fun with light. Yep, I said light. Using pieces of tin foil and the light inside or outside….. it is reflective fun. The light reflects off the tin foil making a light show all over the walls. Or, grab a friend…. each having their own tin foil cardboard and battle one another. That is just hours of fun waiting to happen.

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Shana · Educational Learning Crafts, Tin Foil or Aluminum Foil · 0 Comments

Today I’m going to show you how to make Connecting Building Blocks. These blocks are made from simple milk cartons or cream containers. This is a great way to teach young children how items can fit together. So, let’s get started.

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Shana · Box and Container Crafts, Cardboard Boxes, Educational Learning Crafts, Milk Cartons and Containers · 0 Comments

Rainbows bring smiles to faces everywhere and these hand print rainbow are very easy for children of all ages to make. This is a perfect activity for toddlers, preschoolers, and Kindergartners. They are fun to make and parents just love handprints from their children.

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crissy · Color Wheel and Colors, Keepsake Crafts Ideas, Saint Patricks Day · 1 Comment

Today I will show you how to make a really cool Memory game that is great for any age child, but especially good for preschoolers and Kindergarteners who are still working on Alphabet Letters recognition. If you don’t have enough caps, you could also use coins, checkers, cardboard, or whatever else you have lying around the house.

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admin · Alphabet Letters Crafts, Alphabet Letters Games, Caps and Lids · 3 Comments

This activity starts as a coloring page, then a craft, and finally a board game to play with friends or family. We have provided you with two templates to print out: a game board and a sheet of six movers.

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alyssa · Animal Crafts Ideas, Coloring Pages & Printables, Counting & Numbers Games, Educational / Learning Games, Groundhog Day Crafts, Make Your Own Games, Numbers & Counting Crafts · 0 Comments

This is a good arts and crafts activity to teach kids about colors (and it is a lot of fun to play with). Kids will be so surprised when they find out that when they spin the toys, the colorful rainbow of colors turns into a charcoal gray. You can teach kids a little bit of science and lit bit of art with the use of this crafts project. Have fun.

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admin · Color Wheel and Colors, Spinning Toy Crafts, Spinning Toys Crafts · 1 Comment