Here’s a little home project that I’d thought I’d share. I know that Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, but this is a lovely way to show your kids you love them the other 364 days a year. I totally stole this idea from a pin I found on Pinterest. I created my own […]
Category: Kid Crafts
Today is Chinese New Year, one of the most important holidays in the Chinese culture. The celebration begins on the first day of the first month of the traditional Chinese calendar and ends with a lantern festival on the 15th day. Here are a few crafts you can make to celebrate in your own home! […]
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Toilet Paper Roll Valentine’s Day Ladybug
Ladybug Supply List: 1 toilet paper roll, black paint, red construction paper, glue, scissors, pom-poms, pipe cleaner, google eyes Begin by painting your toilet paper roll black and allow to dry. Draw two hearts on the red construction paper Cut out your hearts (ladybug wings). Glue the bottom of your hearts together and then glue […]
Turkey Feather Supply List: 1 toilet paper roll, construction paper, google eyes, glue, scissors, feathers Begin by cutting 5 or 6 slits on the end of your toilet paper roll about 1 inch long. Bend them back so the stick out. Pick out 5 or 6 different colored feathers. Glue your feathers onto the pieces […]
Grateful Gobbler Supply List: 1 toilet paper roll, construction paper, stapler, google eyes, markers, glue stick Start by gluing on a beak and google eyes. Cut out feathers from different colored construction paper. Write on it things that you are grateful for. Incidentally, Cole did choose to write Kiley (his sister) without be prompting him. […]
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Toilet Paper Roll Handprint Turkey {Thanksgiving Craft}
Handprint Turkey Supplies: 1 toilet paper roll, construction paper, paint, brush, glue, scissors, google eyes Paint your hand and fingers using some different color paints. I let Cole pick which paints he wanted to use. Make your handprint on the construction paper and then repeat with the other hand. Allow your handprints to dry and […]
