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Tools of the trade
What’s needed to ignite a child’s creative spark? Here’s a simple guide to gathering a few arty basics.
Life’s a picnic
The sky is blue, the grass is green (in some places) and the days are long…it’s perfect weather for a picnic!
A star is born
Simple stars to make from paper bags - a fun activity for the silly season
Pinecone Christmas Trees
Making Pinecone Christmas Trees is fun, open ended and does’t cost a lot or create a lot of waste.
Keeping it simple
Christmas doesn’t have to be all about tinsel and glitter.
Petal power
Look for the simple beauty in everyday objects.
Mini books for small fingers
With just some simple folds and one snip you’ve whipped up a 8 page mini book
Little Treasures (Part 1)
Does your little one love to collect leaves, stones, flowers and other wonderful bits to bring home? Here are some easy activities which use these natural treasures.
Mud Faces
A super-fun outdoor game that captivates the adults too!
Water Painting
An easy-to-set-up, relatively non-messy activity for all ages.
Chip, chop!
Using scissors is a life skill that takes some practice. Have fun with it.
Colour Matching
A fun, adventurous, family-friendly game to play outdoors.
Salt Dough
A cheap, easy and satisfying family activity for little (and big) fingers.
Easy peasy pom-poms!
Round, fluffy, and fun for little fingers.
Easter Egg Hunt ideas (with NO Chocolate!!!)
Non-edible Easter hunt ideas to inspire some outdoor, Easter, family fun!
Creating in the kitchen
Potatoes and pasta aren't just for dinner!
Ho ho home with kids? Get crafty!
On the fifth day of Christmas, my children made with me...
Painting – the fun without the fuss
Don't procrastinate, crack out the paint! You'll find lots of things around you home to help make it happen.
Get creative - together
Why should kids have all the arty fun? Have you ever tried being creative WITH your child?