Here's a quick boredom buster for your wee ones seven and older though some of the younger kids may totally be up to this. They'll...

Love new ways to create and write? Easily make your own quill pen out of a drinking straw, and ink made from washable paint.

Here's a fun new way to practice pre-writing skills. This game was created to introduce my two-year-old to drawing lines in a fun way, but...

My daughter kept a journal all year in kindergarten this past school year. I loved the idea and thought it was a great way to...

Bookmarks are a great way to make reading fun and also make a wonderful homemade gift for friends.

It's super secret agent time. Have your child use a mirror to decode these backwards messages.

My daughter is all about writing her name, learning letters, recognizing letters together, and pretty much anything having to do with the alphabet! Yes, she's...

Make math equations fun and festive with conversation hearts for Valentine's Day.

This project first originated as a desperate attempt to keep my toddler busy while waiting for our food at a restaurant. Our first shadow...

My son has had a love for trains since he was a baby, and his love for trains hasn't wavered. So you can imagine...

Another project that demonstrates the magic of duct tape! With just a little help, kids can turn an office-supply staple into their own personal dry-erase...

We have all kinds of rubber stamps on our art shelves, but we also love making our own--creativity is always welcome in our home! Craft...

Make these easy and colorful paper mittens, then play games that teach your preschooler how to match upper- and lowercase alphabet letters, like hide and...

My six-year-old is learning to read and she's excited about that. But she needs some extra practice and lists of sight words were just not...

Boring list of sight words for homework? No problem. This flashlight game is way more fun. I came up with this game when my son...