Dr. Seuss said it best: "The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll...

With a few simple materials, you can create this lovely wind chime from your beach memories. It will serve as a reminder of the...

A turtle shell covered in jewels sounds pretty magical. After hearing a story about such a fancy turtle we decided to make our own sparkling...

Foil is such a fun canvas for children to use in art. I think that's probably because it makes fun, shiny art! We decided a...

Oven-bake clay is so versatile. This time, we used it with some candy molds to make sea creature charms.

Adding silly faces got my kids giggling...a lot! They named their new little seashell friends and even made them each a little home in some...

A very creative friend gave me this idea when she cut all sorts of sea creatures out of paper with her daughter and turned her...

This is a great craft for little toddler hands. My two-year-old just loves using dot painters and he is a big fan of sea creatures,...

I love the way my daughter draws her fish. I had to capture it on one of her beautiful watercolor abstracts. They turned into the...

Your children will have so much fun making and wearing this crab headband!

Who doesn't love a starfish? We made this adorable little guy with clay and colored sand. I never knew colored sand would be so exciting...

My kids discovered sand paper and were intrigued. We had to find a use for it and a sand castle was perfect!

There is something magical about watercolor pencils. When my children use them they are anticipating the final step the entire time -- the step when...

Sharks? Turtles? An octopus? What resides in your under-the-sea? We used newspaper magazines (with different shades of print) to make a...

No need to go to a pottery painting shop! It's easy and quick to make up a few figurines at home. My kids just love...