Make believe crafts for preschool

This colourful rainbow dragon craft using recycled materials! It's a rainbow fire breathing dragon that is super easy and fun for kids!

It can be hard getting the balance just right when planning crafts for Toddlers to enjoy. This is THE perfect craft that all toddlers will love making and creating (whilst getting COVERED in glitter of course).

These coffee filter monsters are SUPER cute and a lot of fun to make! You can create so many awesome crafts just by using coffee filters! They're inexpensive, come in different sizes and are really easy to work with. We love Halloween and this project was a big hit with my kids. It's also a great option for a 'non-spooky' Halloween craft if your kids are on the younger side. One of the coolest things about coffee filters is how the colours blend together once you add water. It creates an…

If you’re looking for a fun, easy Halloween craft for your kids to enjoy this season, look no further than this adorable and simple ghost snow globe

See who can make the silliest shape monster with this math-based craft for preschool - fun for Halloween or any time of the year!

This week I am lucky enough to be directing the arts and crafts portion of our town’s summer camp. I have a group of fun and creative campers that are a joy to work with. While playing around with different materials and ideas today we came up with this flying fairy in a jar craft. […]

Create a magical dragon from one paper plate. Inspired by the brand new series, Dragons: Race to the Edge, by the creators of "How to Train Your Dragon," due to be released on Netflix soon, the kids and I created our very own dragon puppets! Using a single paper plate as the base, decorate your dragon with paper collage, paint, fabric scraps or whatever takes your fancy. Materials for basic dragon: Paper plate Scissors Pen Stapler/tape Materials for decorating (optional): Paint Fabric/paper…

Arrr matey! This Craft Stick Pirate Craft is a great summer craft or a fun craft to make for Talk Like a Pirate Day on September 19!

Add this Santa Name Craft to your list of activities for December. Preschool, kindergarten, and first grade students will enjoy piecing together the cute Santa hat and adding their personalized name. Use it for classroom celebrations, literacy centers, morning work, extra practice, and decorations around the room! The kid-friendly patterns are easy for students to cut and make the cutest bulletin board for Christmas and the holiday season! Great for name recognition too!