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Looking for a fun, safe, and easy DIY craft activity for your kids? This one can be ready in no time, and you probably have all the materials in your house right now.
Don’t get stressed by the thought of another special day that needs an accompanying craft – use World Peace Day to calm down your Monday.
During the school year, Benita’s son Yohan was assigned a task to create picture books. What initially appeared to be merely more homework blossomed into a full on new interest. Over the summer, Yohan was able to create many books out of pencils, paper, and bursting creativity. Below is an interview, a reflection, and a cute voice from our future of the process.
While most kids aren’t raking in the big bucks yet, there is a way they can treat the whole family. Hulu by TRB’s latest Kids’ Summer Coloring Competition lets kids ages 4-12 years old compete for chances to win meals for the whole family at Hulu and cakes to be delivered right to your house.
The summer program is aimed at getting 4-10-year-old kids thinking both critically and creatively about art, engaging with ten iconic artists from history.
While it may not be the case for everyone, children are definitely feeling trapped at home, not being able to travel abroad to summer camps, or scavenge the city for fun. Well, parents— have no fear. These soothing crafts will not only give your kid a sense of purpose, but create entertainment for the whole family.
Making and flying a kite is such a simple joy, and a great activity to do in many of Beijing’s beautiful public parks. Best of all, you don’t need any fancy materials: twigs from the ground and old newspapers are more than adequate. Even very young children can join in the fun, helping to fold the paper and decorating the tail with streamers.
Madeleine and Ninon create a Georgia O’Keefe-inspired photo frame with Atelier’s art teacher, James Sserwadda.
The artist behind the immensely popular free pdf COVID-19 time capsule has released a few supplemental downloads, including a special version for adults and pregnant moms. There are also some bonus pages that fit into the original version, designed for students, recent graduates, new parents, and to commemorate birthdays and Mother’s Day.
Here are the materials and steps you’ll need to make a paper wallet with your kids, whether it’s to give them their very first wallet or finally start carrying one of your own for the first time in China!