Head on over to this post about my review on Windows 7 and a $50 Staples gift card giveaway! The giveaway only lasts for 24 hours, so hurry on over! Make sure you don’t leave a comment on this … Read More...
National Craft Month Giveaway-Smart-Bottom Kids Craft Kit!
Head on over to this post to enter the Smart-Bottom Kids Craft Kit Giveaway. The giveaway will end on Sunday, March 20, 2011 at 11:59 pm EST. PLEASE do not leave comments on this post..otherwise it will not count as … Read More...
DIY Scrabble Tile Kit Giveaway Winner & Coupon Code
The winner of the DIY Scrabble Tile Kit from Glassology has been chosen! But in case you didn’t win, Rachael has graciously offered up a coupon code where you can receive 10% off. Here’s what she wrote:
Coupon code is … Read More...
Leprechaun Thumbprint Bookmarks
Want to inspire your child to read? Have them make a bookmark…and why not a leprechaun bookmark at that? Sweet and Lovely Crafts has an awesome project just in time for March 15th that is sure to get you in … Read More...
Wee Little Shamrock Men
Isn’t it amazing how googly eyes can so easily bring things to life? I love these little shamrock men made from toilet paper rolls. Head on over to Sweet and Lovely Crafts...what a great blog!
St. Patrick’s Day Wreath
I just had to share this wreath I found over at Mom Vantage. I love the incorporation of the entire family’s pictures. What a great wreath idea!
Old Favorites- St. Patty’s Day Kids Crafts
No Time For Flashcards has compiled some of her favorite St. Patrick’s Day crafts. This site is one of the best for homeschooling ideas for young children, as well as getting some great printables. Head on over to get some … Read More...
‘Prevent the Pinch’ St. Patty’s Day Crafts
The Tiny Prints blog has a few great ways to incorporate green into your St. Patty’s Day attire, as well as perfect crafts for tweens, teens, girl scout group etc. Head on over for the easy tutorials.
Rainbow Prints
St. Patrick’s Day is the perfect time to teach your children about the color spectrum and how colors are separated. Why not use this rainbow craft found on Alpha Mom…by Skip to My Lou ( one of my favorite … Read More...
National Craft Month Giveaway- DIY Scrabble Tile Kits
Head on over to this post and enter to win the DIY Scrabble Tile Kit! The giveaway will end on Sunday, March 13, 2011 at 11:59 pm EST. PLEASE do not leave comments on this post..otherwise it will not count … Read More...
Synonyms Board Game Giveaway Winner!
The winner from our Synonyms Game Giveaway has been chosen! Comment #74 has been picked!
Evelene wrote:
“I would use this game with my grandkids; they love playing word games.”
Congrats Evelene! I will be contacting you via email to … Read More...
Blarney Stones
Your children will love cracking these ‘Blarney Stones’ open, and even more so, they will enjoy mixing up the recipe to make them! Head on over to Chasing Fireflies for the recipe and how to.
Homemade Easter Basket
I’ve written many times about my love for the blog The Magic Onions and their amazing crafts for children. Here is a tutorial for making an Easter basket out of an old felted sweater….love it!
Colorful Kitchen Experiment
This post is not so much about a craft as it is about having fun! Our very own Amanda (Home and Garden Editor) has an instructional video on Crafts by Amanda for how to create amazing art using just a … Read More...
Wallpaper Notebook- Teen Craft
Looking for a good use for some wallpaper remants? How about making a notebook cover? Head on over to Sweet Life to see how its done!
All About the Rainbow- Kid Craft
Naturally Educational has some great rainbow crafts which you can tie into lessons about the weather, or even St. Patrick’s Day. She also has some great links on there for books she incorporated as well. Weather Craft kits
and Activity … Read More...
Shamrock Apple Printing
The Chocolate Muffin Tree has a great little craft using Apples to make Shamrocks. She also has some additional St. Patty’s Day crafts you’ll want to check out as well!
Math Craft- Color By Number
My Kids Make has a great idea for your math lesson plans. Why not create a color by number using addition, subtraction or just numbers? Head on over to see some different versions she has made.
The Cleaner Plate Club- Book Giveaway Winner!
I am happy to announce that Michelle- Comment #21 has been selected through Random.Org as the winner of The Cleaner Plate Club book Giveaway! Congratulations Michelle! She wrote:
“I love all sorts of vegetables but the one I have … Read More...
Backyard Bird Feeder
I love the simplicity yet functionality of this bird feeder. Even though February was National Bird Feeding Month, I’m sure the birds won’t mind if we are a little late in giving them a little attention now. My children love … Read More...