Make your very own Christmas ornaments this year using salt dough! Salt dough ornaments are so easy to make and your kids will absolutely love this fun and creative holiday craft!
Have you ever made salt dough before? It’s a super easy 3 ingredient dough that can be rolled out and turned into beautiful, homemade Christmas ornaments! Your kids will have so much making their very own salt dough ornaments and they can be treasured year after year. … Read More about How To Make Salt Dough Ornaments
This simple Split Pea Tree Activity helps children practice their fine motor skills through fun sensory play.
Sensory play is so important for children because it helps them develop their learning skills, memory, cognition, motor skills, problem solving skills and it also helps calm down a frustrated child. This is a simple one they can do over and over again!
These Nature Turkeys use items found in nature and make a really adorable children’s craft, perfect for Thanksgiving.
Okay, we’ve got a super cute turkey craft for ya, just in time for Thanksgiving! And aside from the cardboard base, it uses all things that can be found in nature, which we really love about it.
Learn how to make a beautiful Succulent Wreath! They’re surprisingly easy to make and they can be enjoyed all year round! Your kids will love helping put these gorgeous wreaths together!
Have you ever seen a more beautiful wreath?! These Succulent Wreaths are much easier to make then you would think and my four year old had an absolute blast helping put it together. We made this one for Christmas but these succulent wreaths are timeless and can be displayed all year long! … Read More about How To Make A Succulent Wreath
These beautiful home-made Fall Lanterns are easy to make and perfect for honoring the arrival of fall.
Now that it’s fall, the nights are growing longer and colder. We love to celebrate The Festival of Martinmas and make lanterns for the festival every year. Martinmas, or the festival of St. Martin, is celebrated around November 11 in many Waldorf schools with a nighttime lantern walk. It marks the end of the fall harvest and the arrival of cold, snowy weather. This is a sweet way to celebrate the seasonal change we are experiencing and maintain the symbolic warm light of our spirit. Check out the Moon Child Blog to learn more about it! Even if you don’t celebrate this particular festival, making these Fall Lanterns is a great way to honor the arrival of fall!
