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Draw Like Mo Willems {Kid Project}
I’m not sure who enjoys Mo Willems books more, me or my children…it’s probably a toss up! When I was sent this post about a mom having a Virtual Summer Book Club with a focus of Mo Willems books for...
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Virtual Book Club for Kids and Craft Link-Up
I love to hear about wonderful link ups that involve crafts to coincide with something educational. This Virtual Book Club has over 30+ bloggers that share some wonderful crafts that match up with...
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Craft Stick Bookmarks
This amazing idea by Amanda {Our Home and Garden Editor} is one of my favorites yet! I love how bright and fun the pencils came out! You can find the tutorial over at her personal site, Crafts by...
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Caterpillar Bracelet
There is nothing sweeter than a little wrist with a fun bracelet on it. I love looking at those cute little fingers and how the little one wearing the bracelet is just in awe and so proud of the...
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DIY Bookends
These bookends are just adorable and can be colored to match any decor in your childs room or in their little library book area. You can find the simple tutorial over at We Made That.…
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Ultimate Guide to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory {Review and Giveaway}
Every so often, when something comes across my desk to review or giveaway, I am either spellbound, speechless, or in awe. This eBook has done all three to me! But more importantly, not only did I...
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Virtual Kids Book Club- Amy Krouse Rosenthal- Crafts and Activites
This month’s featured author is an amazing one, Amy Krouse Rosenthal. Any book you check out from the library of hers will not disappoint you. You can get so many inspiring ideas by heading over to...
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Floral Bookplate {Free Printable}
We have a large children’s book library in our home, and these bookplates are perfect for them! You can get these adorable book plates from my poppet…and print as many as you need! You will probably...
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DIY Book Tote {Kid Craft}
This book tote is perfect for library trips, or even just a stroll to the park to read a good book under an oak tree. Your child will love to put their own spin on this bag. You can find the tutorial...
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Tear Art Bookmarks
My children already love to tear paper into a million little pieces, what a great way to turn their love of shredding into art! I also love that this family has a ‘create box’! You can find the...
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Spring Wand
There is something so magical about Spring. Flowers blooming, fresh air and creativity abounds. Have fun celebrating Spring with your kids by making these adorable Spring Wands! This family made the...
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Pastel and Watercolor Egg Art {Book Craft}
Here is a great holiday craft to go along with a classic book for children, Rechenka’s Eggs by Patricia Palacco. The eggs are so beautiful in the book, and this craft will allow your child to feel...
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5 Little Ducks Craft {Red Ted Art Book Craft}
Red Ted Art is one of the most creative, kid-friendly, fun crafters on the internet today. She happens to have a book entitled Red Ted Art: Cute and Easy Crafts for Kids coming out soon, which I would...
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Very Hungry Caterpillar Painted Rocks
I think I have read The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle over 100 times. Each time I have a child, I am amazed at how drawn to this book they are. This rock painting project is the perfect way to...
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Silhouette Paper Cuttings
Here is a great lesson plan on how to use silhouette paper cuttings when teacher younger children. It encourages fine hand motor skills and cutting skills. She based her ideas on the book The Amazing...
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Lesson Plans – 15 Books And Craft Ideas
A Crafty Crow Shares her bloggers round-up of books with matching crafts. The perfect addition to your homeschooling or summer activities list. Visit the Crafty Crow for the list of tutorials to go...
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Rocket Fueled Books & Rocket craft
If your little one is obsessed with Space (my kids are) then you are going to love this run down of the best books by BoyMamaTeacher Mama. Being able to “teach” your kids whilst captivating their...
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Oh, The Places You’ll Go Balloon
I ran across this gem and had to share just in time for Dr. Seuss’ birthday! On this page, Mrs. Winter shares some Seuss related crafts and activities she did with her class. She shares the easy...
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Easy Lapbooks
Lapbooks are a great way to encourage kids to explore more about and have fun with different themes. These themes can be something more general, like the Mammel Lapbook Printables offered by Kirsten,...
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Paper Bag Exploring Journals
Next time you are planning a nature hike, consider having everyone make one of these journals to record what they see. I love the rustic look of this paper bag journal, which is accomplished by...
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