Author Bonnie Scorer

Put your family into your an Advent calendar.  This is a great way to create your own personal scene.  The kids decided to make a snowy day with us admiring our freshly built snowman.  Include your personal...

This Christmas craft makes beautiful holiday ornaments that you can personalize with your child's drawings for the facial features!  Make Santa, Mrs. Claus and some of their elves to hang on your tree. ...

With the first snow fall of the season, our daughter ran outside before an evening walk and made a snow angel- this is something that kids just delight in, no matter how many times they have made them! ...

Our daughter just LOVED this project!  (And so did the kids in our summer program!).  Changing the scale of an activity- whether making something teeny tiny or gigantic always seems to draw kids in!  Create...

We made this easy and inexpensive wreath for Nan to hang on her door for Remembrance Day.  On day in Canada we focus on how we can maintain peace to prevent further wars in the world.  Poppies are spoken of...

This pumpkin is colourful and playful and unlike a traditional jack-o-lantern, requires no carving, but still allows you to decorate and celebrate!  Materials Light coloured pumpkin Confetti...

This is a technique that I used to do with my students.  I would show them the process, give them a few tips and then they would pick a theme to draw and create their own image.  (I still have a piece that a...

I remember making these as pumpkins as a child in preschool- a great way to re-use paper bags and develop your fine motor skills!  This is a process that you can use with any shape that you want- I seen it...

This photo diorama is a fun way to save memories while learning about things like foreground, middle ground and background.  It is particularly playful if you use yourself in costume- so be sure to take a...

Fall is one of our favourite seasons.  We love the fresh apples at the Farmer's Market, the changing leaves and going to the pumpkin patch which always has a scarecrow or two!  Our daughter thought that...