Q-Tip Skeleton Craft with Easy Play Dough Recipe
This Q-Tip skeleton craft is where sensory play and anatomy collide! Cotton swab bones and DIY black play dough combine to look like x-rays!
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This Q-Tip skeleton craft is where sensory play and anatomy collide! Cotton swab bones and DIY black play dough combine to look like x-rays!
This Monster Shapes Craft is such a fun way to craft and learn with shapes! The supplies are simple and the results are adorable!
This acorn project is a fun way to reuse items and create a fun and interactive STEAM experience at the same time – marble run style!
This rose scented play dough recipe smells divine! It is a fun activity to do around Valentine’s Day and also make great gifts!
This mix the heart activity is a fun way to answer the question: red and white make what color? Plus, it is a mess free!
This “Feed the Heart” Valentine’s alphabet and number activity is such a fun and interactive way to play and learn!
This handprint craft for Valentine’s Day is such a great keepsake or gift! Read the step-by-step guide on how you can make these too!
Searching for a simple (and fun) DIY Valentine’s Day card for your child to bring to school? This personalized card is so easy to make!
Use our FREE printable to make your own Valentine’s Day card. Craft a secret message in white crayon and have it revealed with watercolors!
This is your ultimate guide to understanding gross motor skills including activity ideas and product suggestions!
Looking for a creative way to celebrate Father’s Day this year? Our free, printable Fathers Day card template is the perfect solution!
Explore printable Mother’s Day cards & gifts! Don’t miss our free flower template for a heartfelt gift. Make this Mother’s Day unforgettable!
This simple slime recipe looks just like an egg! Not only is it taste-safe, but it also makes for a fun egg-making pretend play set up!
Here is a fun way to practice counting numbers for kids! This spring-themed activity is all about flower petals! Plus, get our free printable!
This vibrant color matching game using cotton swabs is a fun way to learn the colors of the rainbow while strengthening fine motor skills!
This mix the leaf activity is a fun way to answer the question: blue and yellow make what color? Plus, it’s mess free!
Explore taste-safe sensory play recipes that are fun, safe, and spark creativity in kids. Perfect for messy play without the worry!
Discover an easy, budget-friendly DIY activity to enhance fine motor skills for toddlers using an egg carton and pipe cleaners.
Engage kids in STEM learning with a DIY popsicle stick catapult game! Fun, educational, and so easy to make!
Here’s how you can make budget-friendly DIY swim through rings – fun for the pool and a way to boost kids’ motor skills easily!
Discover a fun, interactive activity for the respiratory system. Free printable included. Perfect for home or classroom learning!
This taste-safe recipe is a fun sensory play activity for young kids. Learn how to make mud for play using 3 simple ingredients!
Experience the fun of popsicle paint! Chill out and create icy masterpieces. Learn how to make your own frozen art!
This number learning game is a playful way to work on number recognition while having some popping fun! A great one for toddlers and prek!
Discover 12 edible play dough recipes! Perfect for little ones who love putting everything in their mouths!
Buckling, zipping, tying: these are all practical life skills that take time and practice! This DIY board is a fun way to help kids learn!
Watch to see the Genie Lamp Magic Mixies toy – a fun gift to spark creativity and imagination in children!
Discover the magic of color mixing for kids using Oobleck. This is a great hands on way to discover primary and secondary colors!
Do you need some ideas for toy rotations? Every month, I plan on sharing our playroom and how I rotate the toys. Welcome to our second month!
Do you need some ideas for toy rotations? Every month, I plan on sharing our playroom and how I rotate the toys. Welcome to our first month!
These sensory bags for babies are so easy to make and are such a great distraction during tummy time. Here are 4 ways you can make them!
This DIY baby toy is so easy to make! Babies will enjoy exploring the high contrast colors and jingly sounds of these homemade wrist rattles!
Tying balloons to the hands and feet is a great baby activity at 3 months. Perfect for strengthening gross motor skills, eye sight, and more.
Do you need some ideas of what to put in a diaper caddy? Here’s a list of 11 helpful items to include inside!
This DIY zipper board is an easy-to-make life skill activity for toddlers. It’s such a fun way for kids to learn how to zip up and down!
This is one adorable DIY toddler activity! Help your little one learn colors and strengthen fine motor skills with this pouch top caterpillar!