kids activities, art and craft, play dough recipes and more
Will you be celebrating Diwali with your children next month? I think observing festivals from many different cultures is a wonderful way to introduce kids to the wider world. The festival of lights is taking place on Wednesday November 11th 2015 and a creative way to mark the occasion by making some salt dough candle holders.
Having the right things, in the right places can really help to spark children’s imagination. Pulling in play dough, art and imaginary play, here’s how to turn a pumpkin into a house!
We’re celebrating the change in season by adding an autumnal twist to our easy no cook playdough recipe.
A classic, no cook play dough recipe that you can make in minutes, using ingredients from your kitchen cupboard. Here’s a step-by-step recipe, along with ideas for a whole year of play dough activities.
Play dough fans rejoice! Kate from Picklebums is joining us today with a fantastic set of printable sea creatures that are perfect for enjoying with some ocean play dough.
Here’s a super easy, quick and creative idea for a kids craft that’s fun to make and even better to play with :: tea party puppets!
I made this lemon play dough recipe while we were away at the beach. It’s perfect for seaside sensory play with some lovely shells. Here’s the recipe.