Let’s leap into crafting this adorable Dollar Tree Craft Stick Frog with the kiddos. With just a few simple supplies and 30 minutes, this frog can assist with a fun home-school lesson, spring activity, or a crafty afternoon. Popsicle sticks from Dollar Tree are the perfect medium to get crafty with kiddos of all ages. …
Download and print this Free Groundhog Printable Coloring Page from my blog below. This adorable digital download is a great addition to February lesson plans, an easy classroom activity, ideal for improving fine motor skills, or even a fun way to keep kids of all ages busy. The perfect opportunity to enjoy some creative time with …
Download and learn How to Doodle the Easter Bunny Printable from my blog below. This set includes How to Doodle Easter Bunny AND How to Doodle Easter Eggs free printables. These two adorable digital downloads are a great addition to Easter baskets, an easy activity for Sunday school, ideal for improving fine motor skills, or even …
Create a DIY Harry Potter Monster Book of Monsters with a FREE Printable Pattern Sheet, and get some valuable family time with the kiddos! Using supplies from your existing craft stash to create a brand new project is the perfect way to cut costs. It’s challenging and provides a sense of accomplishment when done. Felt is an …
I’ve created a Harry Potter Felt Bookmark with a FREE Printable Pattern Sheet, so you can create some valuable family time with your kiddos within the pages of a BOOK! It’s hard to believe that Harry Potter is middle-aged. I love to read and was excited to be able to read this book series with …
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