As much as I tell parents that all you really need are the most basic of art supplies for kids’ art, I have to admit
Before we say goodbye to 2012, I thought it would be interesting to take a quick look at the most popular posts from the past
Pick up a pack or two of inexpensive labels or stickers. Set out a watercolor palette for a simple invitation to paint. I haven’t had
The kids and I made these DIY wooden blocks yesterday. We all agreed they are wonderful and want to make a whole bunch of them,
We have a new melted crayon stained glass window! So, you know I’m a sucker for stained glass art projects. And that we are always
Hannah asked me on facebook the other day for advice about planning art activities. And I fumbled a quick reply but then thought about it some more
Land art for kids combines playing and creating art in a natural environment using leaves, rocks, sticks, and other nature items as well as light
MaryAnn Kohl, author and art teacher extraordinaire, has been bringing art to children for 25 years through her wonderful books (and longer as a teacher).
I thought this would be fun, but I didn’t realize how fun. The kids seriously LOVED this project! It was easy yet engaging and it
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
Ginger Carlson is the author of the recently released Child of Wonder: Nurturing Creative & Naturally Curious Children, an educational consultant, and a mother
Barbara Zaborowski teaches 4 year olds at Shadow Rock Preschool, a school in Phoenix, Arizona, committed to the importance of play and authentic art for
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