kids activities, art and craft, play dough recipes and more
Let’s learn about the quilters of Gee’s Bend, Alabama and try our own simple quilt project. This is a bright and bold art history lesson which is a perfect addition to art lessons for Black History Month, and as part of a curriculum of art lessons for children inspired by famous artists.
Have you ever tried turning your children’s art into a keepsake ragdoll? I think it’s such a special way to capture their drawings and turn them into something they can play with now, and keep as they grow older. And it’s very easy to do.
Winter Skies – Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Exploring Famous Artists complete lesson plans
Leaves, Twigs, Apples and Pumpkins
Autumn Contact Paper Sun Catcher
Firework Catherine Wheel Pinwheels
Roly Poly Acorn and Conker Painting
Christmas Salt Dough Candle Holders
Resolutions Word Of The Year Art
You know when your children make something and there is a buzz in the air because they’re so pleased with what they’ve made? This sun weaving which we made as a solstice crafts was one of those moments. The children loved the whole process and the end result. Here’s how we made them.
This is a lovely simple sewing project for kids ~ how to make a Christmas tree decoration and a heart ornament.
I believe in the power of play: to nurture children, help them learn, encourage them when they need it, lift spirits and sometimes bring healing. If you’re a regular reader of NurtureStore I know you’re as passionate about giving children plenty of time and opportunity for being creative, using their imaginations and learning through play.
Here’s a tutorial that shows you how to make an easy super hero cape that your children can use for lots of pretend play – but also an invitation to send the power of play to another child who could really do with a super hero boost, joining in with the amazing I Am Super Capes appeal.
