Celebrate spring! Use your toddler’s foot to make this cute spring robin craft, either with a painted footprint by cutting out paper
Spring Robin Footprint Craft
Toilet Paper Roll Stamped Chick Craft
You know that momstown moms never throw out a toilet roll! Get preschoolers or toddlers stamping with a toilet roll and making it into a chick for a springtime or Easter decoration!
Gallery-Great Snowman Art—At Home
Canvas art sounds fancy, but whips up fast and easily. Try these cute and eye-catching snowmen with your kids, or watch them paint an entirely unique creation of their own!
By Ann-Marie Burton
How to paint pumpkins with potatoes!
Pumpkins are everywhere as fall kicks in – why not paint some pumpkins of your own with your kids?
How to make a handprint spider craft
No one could be afraid of these adorable handprint spiders! Try them out at home along with some songs and nursery rhymes about spiders, or use them for awesome Halloween decorations.
Pointilism For Preschoolers: Seurat Inspired Fall Trees
It’s officially fall: the perfect time to create a simple fingerprint or q-tip fall tree art project with your toddler, preschooler, or child! We love kids crafts, but we also love learning about famous artists.
10 Canada Day Crafts for Kids
Kids love Canada fun, fireworks and enjoying all the events of July 1st! Whether you’re hosting your own party or going to a community celebration, we have decorations and wearable crafts that kids will love to make to show their Canadian pride this year. It’s a great time to talk about the national flag, maple leafs and even what being Canadian is all about.
Homemade Puffy Paint
Making puffy paint at home is so easy and lots of fun for the kids! They especially love seeing their artwork puff up. Your children will love this craft. It’s easy and you can make it with ingredients you may already have at home.
Paper Plate and Toilet Roll Dinosaur Craft
momstown moms love to use materials they have laying around the house for simple crafts for kids just like this Dinosaur craft from a paper plate and toilet roll. With dinosaurs on our minds this month at our community events, we are looking for lots of ways to get the kids involved in learning more about these prehistoric beasts! This craft is a stegosaurus dinosaur.
