Author Bonnie Scorer

With a month left of summer, reading develops curiosity and stimulates the imagination.  Make some personalized bookmarks to encourage this process!   Materials Watercolour paper Paper cutter Hole...

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Many designs in wrapping paper, wall paper or fabric contain transformational geometry.  Transformational geometry uses slides (translations),  flips (reflections) & turns (rotations) to change the...

This simple activity visually records the movement of the sun and the shadow it casts during various times in the day.  Materials An object  (We went with an outdoor plant) Paper  (We used...

Our daughter has started to get into photography.  This is an activity that gets kids focusing on the details- zooming in and  zooming out, creating a challenge for their friends!  The premise is to show...

Oh, the excitement of trying something new! This activity was featured on: http://www.ohcreativeday.com/kids-crafts-school-holidays/ (Check out Shannon's site for all sorts of simple and fun activities...

As technology and devices change, there are often parts or components that are no longer needed for their original use.  Inspired by Creative...

The recycling bin is such a treasure trove of items in our house.  These flowers were easy for a toddler and pre-schooler to make together and the scale is what made them fun!   This activity was featured...

Monster Factory  http://www.monsterfactory.net  is a generous Canadian company (e.g., last year they donated almost five thousand plush monsters to kids in Toronto for Christmas).  When we saw that they...

I think given the opportunity, our kids could eat ice cream every day!  Are your children like this?  If so, here is the perfect project for celebrating a favourite summer snack!  Pop over to hello,...