Each year, Americans observe Latino Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15, by celebrating the histories, cultures, and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South ....
Looking for an easy way to make a no-cook, gluten free and super soft playdough? This Cloud Dough recipe is a fun twist on our traditional playdough recipe. We love that it’s only 2 main ingredients and can be ....
Salt painting is a fun process art activity to do with kids. It’s easy to set up and the results can be so beautiful! It’s also really fun to watch the watercolors run along the salt ....
We are excited to share this awesome activity to encourage engineering for kids. This simple DIY soda rocket is out of this world. For this experiment, we talked a lot about things that fly and researched ways to ....
This Articulated Grabber will extend your reach by over 30" (76cm)! Learn how to make the basic grabber, and then it’s up to you to improve its grip. For each grabber you'll need: clean and ....
LEAF PRINTING SUPPLIES Washable markers and leaves- that’s all you need for these leaf print. Chances are you’ve already got what you need! Go on a little walk around the yard and gather up some ....
Learning about landforms can be lots of fun!. Unique designs and features can be found in the variety of different plants, animals, and yes, even landforms! If you have any special landmarks or attractions nearby, ....
This homemade edible slime recipe is easily made from everyday kitchen ingredients, including cornflour and coconut milk. It's ideal for families who enjoy DIY crafts. Edible slime recipe Makes 1 large ball or 2 smaller balls Prep 15 ....
Kids will love making their own origami jumping frogs – all you need is a piece of paper to try this easy craft activity with your little ones at home. Top tip – be sure to ....
You will need: White canvas shoes Watercolors Two paintbrushes White acrylic paintScotch GuardMasking tape (optional)Sparkly ribbon if you need laces Water down the watercolor by dipping your second brush into water and then into the ....
