These DIY Lego crayons are super easy to make, to the extent that my helper with these was my three year old daughter. They’re perfect for anyone who has ended up with a handbag full of broken crayons, if your kids are a bit bored of crayons but you can’t quite get yourself to chuck them away or they’d be perfect to make as a cute party favour for a Lego party. We found we needed the ‘right crayons’ but once we had that sorted they were super simple to make.
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I’m delighted to be sharing some ideas today about learning outside to help promote Outdoor Classroom Day. With two young kids myself I know how much more fun they have when they learn outside and when kids are having fun they’re far more interested in what they are actually learning!Children today have less time than ever to play outdoors and research by the Dirt is Good campaign found that 1 in 10 children said they never play outside on an average day. Outdoor Classroom Day takes place on May 18th and you can sign up here to join in, just take at least one lesson outside and show how important playtime is for children. Of course if you need some ideas for learning outside then hopefully this will help you!
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Fish crafts for kids are great – they’re perfect if you’re looking at ocean or sea crafts for kids or if you need a craft that’s got a bit of a summer theme but most of all most of them are really easy to make which mean that they’re perfect for all ages and abilities. We love fish crafts for kids so today I’m sharing some of m favourites – I hope you love them too!
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A quick little post from me today as I was just looking through some old photos and found this sweet under the sea paper plate craft that my daughter made – how could I forget to share this?!
We love all ocean crafts (you can see all our sea crafts for kids here) and this was inspired by a sea collage we’d seen out on a walk that week – while it’s super simple it’s also super cute too.
As is often the case here it’s made with things that we already had around the house, no news there as I very rarely get any advance warning from the kids!
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Advert. Being a crafts blogger it’s no big shock that we do quite a lot of crafting at home and I’m always trying to think of new stuff we can do. The flip side of that though is that I’m not always prepared for my kids to want to get creative, we don’t have loads of craft shops locally that we can buy supplies from and actually if I’m honest then when I’m feeling a bit knackered I’m not as bursting with ideas as I could be. For that reason I’m really excited to be working with Trunkaroo today to share about our experience of their monthly subscription service for kids. Trunkaroo’s boxes are focused on STEAM activities – Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Maths and knowing our interest in all things sea based they sent us their Ocean Tales box which contains loads of easy ocean activities for kids, but how would we get on?
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