The Look Book
When my oldest was small, we discovered a book at our library that became a favorite: The Look Book by Tana Hoban. What made this book so fun was the way we were able to use it as a guide for making out own “look book”. The Look Book consists of a number of photos of objects or animals a child would know. Preceding
Painting Like Georgia O’Keeffe
A good way to introduce your child to the works of a great artist is by giving him a hands-on activity he’ll remember. For this project, your child will create a painting in the style of Georgia O’Keeffe. What you’ll need: Pencil Eraser Watercolor Paper (you can find this at art and craft stores or even Wal-Mart) Watercolor Paints (found at the same stores)
Egg Shakers – Music Makers!
This easy craft will inspire children of all ages to make some music!
Postcard Collection
With a postcard collection, your kids can get connected with friends and family around the globe and learn geography as they do! Here’s how you do it: Make a list of friends and family members who live in a different city than your own. They may live a county away, a few states away, or on the other side of the ocean. Next, gather
Paper Marbling with Shaving Cream
Here’s a fun art project that’s a good one to do outside as it can get a little messy: paper marbling! It involves shaving cream, tempra paints, and a lot of fun! This is what you’ll need to get started: A can or two of shaving cream Wide, shallow pan, such as a 9” x 13” baking pan (can use a disposable pan) Food
Soundtracks!
Soundstracks is a fun game for young students — one you can really get creative with!
Rainy Day Game Day!
A rainy day is the perfect day for getting together to play a game!
Cicada Season!
The eastern coast of the United States is due to see a cicada swarm this spring — an fascinating event for everyone!
Make a Feather Bookmark With Duct Tape
This easy-to-make bookmark is a great way to save your place!
About Me Collage | Afterschool Activities
Get creative and express yourself with this fun collage craft.