Doesn’t this Northern Lights art project look cool! I’m so happy with the way this turned out and even more importantly I’m very happy to report that this craft is super easy to make!
All you need is a few simple materials that most of us have at home (hello chalk and colouring pens) and you and your child can make some gorgeous winter art inspired by the aurora borealis.
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When it’s cold outside I want something to keep us warm and this hot chocolate craft is the perfect activity to team with a warm drink!
It’s really easy to make, there’s gluing and stickers involved, and our free printable template mean you don’t need to worry about drawing the mug yourself, just grab a few simple materials and you’re ready to start.
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I might be biased but I think a Christmas book advent calendar might be one of the nicest things you can give your kids.
Your kids get all excited about Christmas, you get to have some time snuggling together reading Christmas stories and making memories and you have the start of a new Christmas tradition that you could do year after year.
Today I’m sharing some inspiration for 24 Christmas book ideas for stories that you could include, with some classic children’s Christmas books and some new favourites to find as well as some tips for how to make the best children’s book advent calendar.
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With the cold weather starting to settle in I thought it would be good to share something a little seasonal to keep the kids occupied if you don’t fancy braving the outdoor weather. The arctic has got to be as cold as it gets and these arctic animal crafts for kids are all super cute! Hopefully there’ll be some in here that your kids will love too.
There are lots of arctic animal crafts for toddlers and preschoolers in this list but lots are suitable for school age kids too, just take a look through and find the ones which are best suited to your child.
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We’ve officially reached that time of year when all my kids want to do is Christmas crafts and these sweet scrunched paper Christmas trees were perfect as it was something both my three year old and my six year old could enjoy.
Tissue paper makes for a lovely sensory craft too with its noise and the feeling itself of scrunching itself and this simple craft is great for helping with fine motor skills too.
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