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Use found sticks to make a mobile base- add whatever your child is interested in (e.g., birds, planets, fairies etc.)  We used to preserve some of the work that our children had already created and wanted to...

During the summer our children collect a vast amount of twigs (which they usually stash under a special lilac bush.) However, they have quickly learned that I usually concede to having them come in the house...

Our children enjoy doing a lot of process art (which focuses on exploring various techniques/materials and experimentation).  However, they often want to then take that art and make it into something else,...

This article was originally published for  The Purple Fig a Canadian Blogazine which contributes to both The Huffington Post and Parent Dish....

This article was originally published for  The Purple Fig a Canadian Blogazine which contributes to both The Huffington Post and Parent Dish.  Check it...

A little wrap- around sleeve to make a magazine a gift. This activity was featured on The Crafty Crow!  A huge thanks to this amazing...

This is a variation of an activity that my former colleague, Gary, used to do with his class for Father's Day.  You can add jobs or activities- the focus is for things to do together. It does not need to...

This is an activity inspired by our son.  He would find feathers and trace them on our sidewalk in chalk.  We have extended his idea. This idea was featured on The Crafty Crow.  Looking for creative...

We were thrilled to have two of our projects included on the Crafty Crow's website!   This is a children's craft collective with many amazing curated ideas.  I used this site a great deal as a teacher and...

A big thank you to everyone who has taken the time to stop by and take a peek at our ideas. We sincerely appreciate your support and positive feedback. We also wanted to thank Owl Kids for featuring our...