Cereal Box Project Make a Neighborhood Create a colorful neighborhood out of cereal boxes with this fun project. Decorate your very own neighborhood with stores, houses, and trees! Supplies Cereal boxes (or cereal bar boxes, pasta boxes) Cardboard tubes (from a roll of toilet paper) Construction paper Safety scissors Markers All-purpose glue stick Tape Instructions […]
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Hearts on a String Best for kids age: 3 and up What you’ll need: Red and pink construction paper; ruler; pencil; kid-safe scissors; double-sided tape; and thread. How to make it: Cut the colored paper into seven ¾-inch strips. Fold each strip in half and curl the ends around a pencil. Repeat. Sandwich a 24-inch
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Personalized Chocolates Woo a crush with personalized treats: Pipe designs and messages onto store-bought chocolates. Chocolate How-To 1. In a double boiler over low heat, melt chopped-up chocolate bar, whisking frequently. 2. Place in a plastic bag with a corner snipped. 3. Pipe onto chocolates of a contrasting color; let dry. 4. Package with cellophane
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Hand-Shaped Valentines Send a touching message with valentines traced from little hands. Just cut from construction paper, and then decorate. You can hand over sweets or a toy ring, or let someone know he’s your hands-down favorite. Thanks to Martha Stewart for the cute idea!
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Valentine’s Day Treat Packages To make these custom treat packages, cut out a picture of your child, scan it, and print onto heavyweight matte paper. Cut tags using pinking shears for the bottom edges, draw hearts, and stamp or write a message on each one. Fold the tags and tape them to cellophane bags filled
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Handprint Hearts Yes you get a cute V-day gift from this project — but the real bonus? A sweet keepsake of baby’s little hands. Best for kids age: Any age What you’ll need: White paper, paint (red and pink), paintbrushes and a black sharpie How to make it: Paint the palm of one hand red.
These Valentine’s Day pencils are not only a super cute way to add some bling to your kid’s school supplies, they might even get her excited about writing! Now that’s a win-win. Best for kids age: 5 and up What you’ll need: Pencils, hot glue, red and silver acrylic paint, and red and
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Your kid will be a hero when he hands out these supertreats. What you’ll need template card stock hole punch paper glue stick lollipop black marker tape How to make it Download the free template from Spoonful. Cut the cape and mask shapes from card stock. Write a message on the cape, make
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These candy rings are quite wearable! They make a sweet little gift for friends and classmates and they are simple to make. Once they are done wearing them, they can snack on the delicious wrapped candy. What you’ll need: 1 chenille stem per ring (pink, purple, light blue, white, or red) White craft glue Wrapped
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It seems we ALWAYS have toilet paper rolls around here…the boys use them for EVERYTHING! They pretend they are horns, binoculars and whatever else they can imagine! I thought we would take the binoculars to the next step and jazz them up! 🙂 We had so much fun with this craft
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