Fall is such a beautiful time of year – colorful foliage, apple-cider, and bold scents! I’m always trying to invent new ways to paint at Crayon Box Chronicles and today was no different…
Bats and pumpkins, and ghosts that BOO, grab your cookie cutters and have fun too! Today’s spooktacular Halloween activity from Crayon Box Chronicles is simple, budget-friendly, and takes less than 5 minutes to set-up — boo-riffic!
Big, bigger, biggest. Small, smaller, smallest. Concepts are so fun – big::small; tall::short; full::empty; up::down; hot::cold – too name a few! Basic concepts are words that characterize numbers, time, descriptions, location, and feelings. Children learn concepts through reading, daily conversation, and planned activities.
I love the inspiration you can gain from Pinterest – here is some for your Tuesday morning!
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Strip animation is one form of animation that’s easy to duplicate. Turn it into a card to give to a friend or family member and you’ve got a win-win.
Read on to see how to easily make your own!
p>Art has been on my 8 year old’s mind a lot lately. He’s been begging me to take him to the local pottery painting place (which I did on our date yesterday) but it’s always good to have fun new techniques “on hand” to show your kids if they have an itch to create. Like our Air-Blown Art or 3D hand
Read on for inspiration on this fun technique!
Some of the best art supplies come from the trash or recycle bin! Give your kids some duct tape, screws, nuts, glue – whatever and let them have at the trash/recycle pile!
My friends over at Classic Play have an awesome collection of art lessons on their blog. A great resource if you’re looking for ideas!
My son saw me doing this one day and instantly wanted to try.
Welcome to art week! We have the day off today so I thought I’d bring back a reader fav
