Blueberry Turnovers Recipe
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.
Make Papier Mache Bowls with Kids
Our children’s art group met again yesterday to make papier mache bowls. This is a somewhat messy project, so we took our art table outside.
Coloring Easter Eggs with Bleeding Tissue Paper
Have you experimented with bleeding tissue paper yet? It’s interesting because you apply it as you would in a collage, yet the color from the
Make Felted Wool Easter Eggs for the Nature Table
I told you I wanted to try some simple wool felting with Maia. We made felted wool Easter eggs for our spring nature table. I
I Heart Doughnuts
Ha! I couldn’t help it. I know I’m being cheesy. But it’s true. I do love doughnuts. And these are baked, so they’re healthy, right?
Treats for the birds
We almost didn’t do anything from my March list yesterday. I spent most of the day doing our taxes and just didn’t feel like I
Making the Best Ever Soft Pretzels!
Okay. I know I just said that about the pizza Harry made the other night, but I swear I don’t automatically think that about everything
From a Three Year Old’s Perspective
Perspective is a funny thing. At what age do kids start to translate what they see to the paper in "proper" perspective? I'm not sure
More faces! — these are for the felt board
Faces, faces, and more faces… I cut these faces out of felt today and Maia carried each eye, each mouth, each ear, one at a
suncatchers and cutting string
Boy does this kid like to cut string! I set out a ball of yarn, a pair of scissors, and a bowl the other day
String Painting Ideas :: Mirror Image Prints with Kids
We tried out some string painting ideas with the kids art group yesterday. The materials were simple: Yarn Washable tempera paint And white paper And
Julie Liddle: An Art Therapist’s Perspective
I interviewed Julie Liddle, art therapist and art teacher, who runs Art in Hand, a unique art program for toddlers and preschoolers in the Washington,