Geoboard Art and Design for Kids
Geoboard art is so fun to make. Create representational and abstract pictures, designs, and patterns with simple geoboards and rubber bands. Updated August 2024 We
How to Play a Simon Says Drawing Game
This Simon says game is a fun, interactive drawing activity for kids that allows them to take turns dictating the marks and designs made. Updated
How to Make Blueberry Turnovers
Blueberry turnovers are simple and fun to make with puff pastry and fresh or frozen blueberries. Here’s a delicious blueberry turnovers recipe that is easy to make with kids.

How to Build a DIY Backyard Playhouse
Our DIY backyard playhouse was built with a Fort Magic construction kit. Quick and easy to build and it’s easily moved. Updated September 2024 Building
Kids’ Map Art: A Creative Learning Activity
This kids’ map art activity helps children learn geography while making art. Decorate a map puzzle with a variety of fun art supplies! Updated September
How to Use Drawing Prompts to Spark Creativity
Drawing prompts and printables are a great way to inspire kids to draw & think creatively. Here’s when and how to set them up for
Double Doodle Art for Kids
Double doodle art is fun, relaxing, and easy! It’s also a great way to exercise your brain by using both sides of it simultaneously. Updated
The Exquisite Corpse Drawing Game
The exquisite corpse drawing game (also known as combination man) is a fun drawing activity to do with family or friends. Updated July 2024 You
10 Simple After-School Arts and Crafts Activities
Here are arts and crafts activities that are easy and simple to set up for after school or whenever needed. Download your FREE printable for
A Back-and-Forth Drawing Game for Kids
This back-and-forth drawing game is so much fun for kids, or kids and adults! Each person takes turns building off of the previous person’s drawings.
How to Do Leaf Casting with Kids
Leaf casting with plaster of Paris is easy and the results are beautiful! This is a project you can do with kids or by yourself and use as seasonal decorations, gifts, or part of a nature study unit. Give leaf casting with plaster of Paris a try!