Author: Theresa
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Spooky Toilet Paper Roll Halloween Tree
Halloween is one of my favorite times of the year. I love the colors, spooky costumes, and the eye-catching decorations that just make it fun. I love toilet paper roll crafts and this one becomes a creepy, glowing tree that looks like it belongs in a haunted forest in just a few steps. It’s one…
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12 Pipe Cleaner Crafts for Kids
Pipe cleaners are one of the coolest craft materials out there. Their flexibility makes for endless possibilities. Pipe cleaners offer a creative playground where the only limit is their imagination. By simply twisting, bending, and shaping these colorful wires, kids can bring their wildest ideas to life. In this article, we’re talking about everything from…
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10 Creative Farm Animal Crafts for Kids
Kids love farm animals. They love the sounds, playful personalities, and connections that captivate their imaginations. That loud moo, cheerful cluck, and fluffy lamb spark curiosity, laughter, and excitement in kids of all ages. Farm animals are an eternal beloved theme, and crafting them offers children a chance to explore their artistic skills while learning…
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Witch’s Floor Sensory Bin
As the crisp air rolls in and Halloween approaches, I decided to create a sensory bin that’s not just fun, but also a bit eerie. It’s perfect for little hands that love to explore textures and ignite their imaginations. This Witch’s Floor Sensory Bin brings all the magic of a witch’s forest to life, filled…
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Witch Paper Plate Wreath
As the spooky season approaches, I love crafting with my son to create decorations that add a touch of Halloween fun to our home. This Witch Paper Plate Wreath is a simple, creative project that’s perfect for kids and adults alike. With just a few supplies, you can make an adorable, festive wreath that adds…
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Handprint Jack-o’-Lantern Paper Plate Wreath
I love soft, pudgy toddler hands. They’re like little marshmallows that leave evidence everywhere. This festive Halloween craft turns those handprints into adorable jack-o’-lanterns for a wreath that’s both spooky and sweet. It’s simple to make, and every handprint becomes a keepsake you’ll want to hang up year after year. Supplies This is a great…
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20 Easy Outdoor Fall Activities to Keep Kids Busy and Learning
If your kids need a reason to spend more time outside this fall, this list has 20. Crisp air, crunchy leaves, muddy boots, and rosy cheeks mark the season for low-effort, high-fun outdoor adventures. And these aren’t just time-fillers. They’re memory-makers. The kind of stuff your kids will remember more than anything they did on…
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DIY Bat Cave Nature Sensory Bin for Kids
Looking for a hands-on, slightly spooky, and totally nature-inspired sensory activity? This bat cave bin is the perfect blend of creepy-crawly and creative play. With dirt, leaves, rocks, and a few painted pasta bats, it’s an invitation to explore the forest floor and the creatures who call it home. But here’s what I love about…
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13 Fine Motor Crafts for Toddlers That Don’t Feel Like Work
When you’ve got a toddler, crafting is rarely about the end result. You just want to keep their hands busy and give their brain something to explore for maybe 15 minutes. These 13 fine motor crafts are simple, colorful, and full of opportunities for those tiny muscles to get to work. They’re perfect for strengthening…
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13 Spring Sensory Bin Ideas That Keep Little Hands Busy
Spring hits different when you’ve got a preschooler. Suddenly everything is exciting: worms in puddles, dandelions in the grass, and rain boots just begging to stomp. These 13 spring sensory bins channel all that wonder into simple, hands-on play that actually keeps kids engaged long enough for you to drink your coffee (maybe even hot).…