Tag: budget friendly
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Gratitude Garland
With Thanksgiving around the corner, you may find yourself looking for holiday-inspired crafts to pair with your lessons. Gratitude garland, here we come! This craft features a festive and meaningful decoration made from paper leaves, each featuring something your child is thankful for. As kids reflect on their blessings, they create a colorful hanging garland Read more
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Apple Slices with Cinnamon Yogurt Dip
I love a quick and healthy snack…bonus points if it’s delicious. Apple slices with cinnamon yogurt dip is so simple and tasty, your little ones will be scraping the dip bowl and asking for more. It’s completely customizable and packed with nutrition, leaving your kids with a satisfying pick-me-up to keep your day running smoothly. Read more
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Fingerpaint Leaf Collage
Looking for a cozy, colorful way to celebrate fall with your little one? The Fingerpaint Leaf Collage is a delightful sensory craft that turns squishy paint play into a beautiful keepsake. With vibrant hues, soft textures, and lots of giggles, this activity invites your infant to explore the magic of autumn through touch, sight, and Read more
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Witch Hat Headbands
With Halloween around the corner, I wanted to post one more whimsical craft for your early elementary students. Last night my family indulged in one of my favorite movies: Hocus Pocus, so today we’re going to bring that magic into the craft room. These whimsical mini witch hats perch playfully on headbands, turning little ones Read more
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Pumpkin Waffles
These golden pumpkin waffles are crisp on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and bursting with warm fall spices. With hints of cinnamon, nutmeg, and real pumpkin puree, they’re like autumn in every bite. Whether topped with maple syrup, whipped cream, or toasted pecans, they’re a comforting breakfast that feels like a seasonal celebration. Why Read more
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Tissue Paper Pumpkins & Ghosts
Are you getting sick of my fall-inspired crafts yet? Me neither. Let’s do another fun craft to celebrate the season! This time, we’ll create fun 3D images using tissue paper. Your preschoolers will see their craft “come to life” as they scrunch, tear, and glue soft tissue paper to create cheerful pumpkins and friendly ghosts! Read more
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Pumpkin Chili
Pumpkin, pumpkin, pumpkin! Everywhere you look, you’ll find scents and flavors that pull you into the season. While I’m not a pumpkin fanatic, I do appreciate using pumpkin on occasion, when I want to switch things up in the kitchen. This Pumpkin Chili is a warm, comforting one-pot meal that blends the earthy sweetness of Read more
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Glow Stick Broomsticks
Looking for a simple seasonal craft for your preteens? Add some whimsy to their day with these mini broomsticks. They combine the magic of glow sticks with the charm of Halloween! With just a few simple materials, your preteens can create glowing “witch brooms” that double as party favors, spooky decor, or imaginative play props. Read more
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Paper Plate Haunted House
Now that we’ve officially entered spooky season, our crafts this month will feature all your favorite Halloween symbols. This week, we’ll create a classic haunted house silhouette using common household supplies. Your kids can design their own haunted mansion, complete with bats, ghosts, crooked windows, and creepy trees! It’s a great way to explore symmetry, Read more
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Sensory Ball Drop
Today we’re going to focus on your infant’s visual and sensory needs with a simple and easy craft, using items you find around the house. While this activity uses multi-colored balls, you can actually use anything that grabs the attention and focus of your infant. Blocks, plushies, teething toys, and all infant-friendly items can be Read more