Best DIY Wall Decor Ideas for Kids
Galactic Art(Ages 3-8)
A toothbrush (yes, a toothbrush!) is the secret to these imaginary galaxies. Add your own black holes, planets, rockets, or alien spaceships!
Four Seasons Tree Pictures(Ages 3-8)
My kids love the changing seasons, they love watching all the leaves change on the trees and I don't blame them, it's my favorite part as well. We decided to make our own changing trees in some four season art.
Custom Light Switch Cover(Ages 3-8)
Your kids can create a custom light switch cover that will be the perfect room decoration!
Daily Routine Chart(Ages 5-16)
Get back into the groove of school with this easy and tactile to-do organizer. Download the printables here:
Mosaic Art(Ages 1-3)
This mosaic art is perfect for simple drawn objects. Make them ready for hanging on the wall, or arrange your art on a handmade card for someone very special!
A 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 was in kindergarten and wasn't too thrilled about the prospect of writing a list of words over and over again. He'd much rather play a game. And you know what? It worked! He knew his list of words in no time and we've been playing it ever since. My six-year-old daughter and I are playing it now, as she learns to read. It's so much fun!
Water & Alcohol Paper(Ages 5-16)
Experiment with water and rubbing alcohol to create beautiful paper with interesting patterns and textures! This project is a fun way to explore different mediums that are easy to find at home. We turned our final designs into colorful cards and bookmarks. Follow along and see what you can make!
Personalized Room Sign(Ages 3-8)
My daughter is at the age where she is starting to take claim of her room. She is enjoying her own space and taking pride in making it special to her. She makes room signs with paper pretty often, but on this day we took it to another level with a wood plaque and some retired game pieces.
Rainbow Craft(Ages 3-8)
Explore color and texture with this simple rainbow craft.
Window Greenhouse(Ages 5-11)
How do plants grow? In this experiment, you will create a mini greenhouse to learn how plants depend on sunlight and water. Place seeds in a Ziploc® brand sandwich bag with a wet paper towel and put the bag by a sunny window. Record your observations daily to see how long it takes for the seeds to sprout and grow leaves. What do you observe? Download our observation printable here.