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Printable art you can color with kids is a fun art and craft project this holiday season.
Have your child color a ‘I’ve been nice’ card and stuff it in a cute Santa envelope to send off to doting grandparents or to Santa himself! Then get busy coloring a ‘happy holidays’ card, slide it into a cozy snowman envelope and send it off to friends and family!
A fun engaging Christmas activity for preschoolers, kindergarten and school kids.
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As Christmas is approaching, we thought it would be fun to make this Santa Claus Sleigh paper plate craft and have some early celebration kick-off. It is super easy to make, educational for kids on the myth of Santa Claus and a fun rocking toy after complete to play with.
Did you check this fun Balloon Santa Claus craft we made last year and these shiny little Christmas Tree Ornaments made using aluminum foil?
Looking forward to Christmas and Santa!
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What better's than recycling stuff at home for kids craft? Cardboard tubes have been our favorite craft materials. We have a lot of easy craft ideas using cardboard. And, when you add your kid's handprint to the craft, it becomes a lovely keepsake.
This handprint turkey is an easy Thanksgiving craft for preschool and kindergarten kids. You can also use your family handprints for the turkey's feather like we did for our Handprint Peacock Craft.
Are you looking for easy homemade Christmas greeting card ideas for toddlers and preschool kids? This adorable fingerprint card is perfect for the little ones. Your child's fingerprint lights on the card will make the xmas card even more special for your loved ones.
Fingerprint and handprint crafts always make for a wonderful keepsake and they're super easy to make. So, go ahead and get creative with your Christmas light designs and colors of light bulbs on the card. Kids will love stamping their little fingers on the card and feel proud with the end result.
Warming up for Halloween with these cute little monsters :)
This Halloween is special. Why? Because my daughter is now two years old and this is the first Halloween where she can actually understand and participate in all the Halloween hoopla!
Now, she is too young for the seriously spooky things so I decided to introduce Halloween to her with these cute little cardboard tube craft monsters!
She knows that humans have two eyes, no horns, and regular teeth. So, seeing these outliers (one or three eyes, horns, saw-shaped teeth), she immediately gathered she was looking at some weird creatures that we happen to call monsters.
But, since they look funny and harmless she had a great time making this craft and then playing with these little new friends of her.
Cute & Harmless Black Cat Halloween Craft
Almost every culture has some evil myths associated with black cats. But, in this modern age, can one really believe these cute & harmless cats are evil? No! They are just cute cats like all cats of any color or any animal of any color.
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In fact, since they are so stunning, magnificent and awe-inspiring, especially with their glowing eyes at night, they just make a great prop to evoke feelings of mythical and supernatural. So, here's to loving black cats and enjoying their specialness this Halloween.
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1. Paint the paper plate blue and let it dry.
2. Cut out a circle from gray paper to make the moon.
3. Cut out cat silhouettes from black paper. You can also download and print the black cat template and then color them black.
Nothing is more synonymous with Halloween than the super expressive pumpkins. With their cut-out eyes, nose and mouth, they convey the fun yet scary emotions understandable by even the youngest children.
We thought it would be educational to focus on how small shape variations in eyes and mouth can convey emotions as wide as smiling and scary. So, we made this Pumpkin Emotions Craft for Halloween with a twisted personality!
Be careful folks - one second it’s smiling & cute and in the other menacing & scary!
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Halloween is around the corner and its time for some spooky fun. Bats are right there as one of the most popular Halloween paraphernalia and it was a blast creating these super cool bat craft with my toddler.
This easy halloween craft made using spoon will also make a fun DIY Halloween decoration.
Spooky is fine, but who said Bats can't also be cute?
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The festival of light, Diwali is almost here! I'm sure everyone celebrating must be busy with the preparations and decorating their homes.
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We love decorating our home on festivals with handmade crafts. Last year, we made paper leaf garland and this year we made this adorable Diwali kalash garland. Kalash is a metal pot with a large base and small mouth used commonly in Hindu rituals.
