A cool list of crafts for preschoolers that teach, engage, and are fun to create!
Make these super fun snowman puppets using clothespins to animate them – free printable template included! This is a fun variation of my original clothespin puppets that I shared a while ago and that went viral on Facebook. Disclosure: this…
There’s nothing quite like puppets to bring a holiday to life, and these Hanukkah puppets do just that! A few days ago, I published some Hanukkah window clings templates, and now here’s a Hanukkah craft even the youngest family members…
This friendly turkey puppet is an adorable open-ended Thanksgiving craft, perfect for kids… and grown-ups! Download the free printable template, and then check out my other clothespin puppets. Disclosure: this post contains commissioned links. Some products below were…
Dot art coloring pages are a really fun way for kids to learn the numbers, which is why I decided to offer you these fun Do A Dot number printables! If you’d like more do-a-dot freebies, check out my travel…
These adorable egg carton flowers are designed as a kids’ craft, but grown ups will love them too! If you prefer, you can check out my paper flower templates. Disclosure: this post contains commissioned links. These egg…
Make these paper glasses just for fun! This paper toy template is really just for fun for your glasses-obsessed little ones. They’re fun to put together and create different styles to enjoy. Disclosure: this post contains commissioned links. …
There’s nothing like a cool scissors practice craft to help your child develop essential kindergarten (and life) skills! If you’ve tried out my cutting practice sensory bin, this as a wonderful follow up activity, especially for the beauty-obsessed preschooler. Disclosure:…
If you’re looking for a fun and easy Dr. Seuss inspired craft for kids, these Thing 1 and Thing 2 puppets are easy to make with the free printable template! I love making DIY puppets as you can see from…
When my clothespin paper puppets went viral on Facebook and Pinterest, I was pleasantly surprised. But what really amazed me was all the amazing ideas people had to do with them – one of which inspired this “Feed the Monster”…
What’s your favorite color? Mine is purple. M’s is blue. Yours is… Well, that’s the color you’ll be making these adorable little discovery bottles! This is more than just a DIY calming toy – it’s a full hour (at least)…
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