St. Patrick’s Day Recipes for Keiki
Try these kid-friendly recipes—Irish soda bread and a healthier Shamrock Shake—just in time for St. Patrick’s Day!
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Try these kid-friendly recipes—Irish soda bread and a healthier Shamrock Shake—just in time for St. Patrick’s Day!
Make your guests feel special at Thanksgiving with cute, keiki-created place cards. Materials Small pumpkins and gourds Googly eyes Yellow and red felt Hot glue gun Toothpicks Index cards Instructions Write each guest's name on an index card. Attach…
Learn how to make these mini cheesecake treats with your kids.
Who doesn't love the cute little Minions from Despicable Me? Here's a Valentine idea suitable for girls and boys of all ages.
Upcycle holiday cards, wrapping and illustrations into a box to hold all your wishes for a new year.
Make fun memories with this simple craft that turns your child’s handprint into a festive keepsake.
Capture your child’s signature in an ornament you’ll keep on your tree for years to come.
Need more ideas for your mischievous elf? From disco parties and “elfies” to zip lining, we round up more than 20 of our favorite elf scenes.
Hide these simple-to-make hands around the house for a scary surprise.
Drape, spray and dry your way to these standout spooky ghosts.
Bats, Mummies, Frankensteins? Oh my!
Make marble eggs with just two ingredients and seven messy but fun steps.
Pair home-baked bread with tasty butters for a fun way to dig into the new year.
A big dose of sparkle and shine will keep the keiki up till midnight.
Even the youngest children can help make these holiday desserts.
These festive favors open with a bang to reveal fun surprises.
Personalize your entryway with colorful, handmade window clings.
Get keiki ready for the big night with a box filled with all the treats, entertainment and cute clothes they need to wait for Santa.
Dress up a simple-to-make pineapple syrup in elegant, edible style with a covering of chocolate treats.
From peppermint-chocolate popcorn to fizzing sidewalk chalk, five budget-friendly and fun gift ideas for everyone on your list.
Photo: David Croxford Pistachios and cranberries lend some Christmas cheer to tasty biscotti. We kept ours simple but you could drizzle frosting on one side and even add red and green sprinkles for a festive touch. Ingredients: 2 large eggs…
Do you have a color printer, some lined-paper and some tape? Then you and your child can make a simple Christmas Countdown Calendar. It's also a good way for little ones to practice their cutting skills! Directions 1. We Googled “Santa Face”…
As keiki eagerly anticipate Christmas, make counting down the days a fun event for whole family. Photo: Michele AucelloThe elves often arrive to help with our Christmas traditions. Hang an Ornament Each Day We have a little wooden advent calendar…
When it comes to the holidays, my family hits the ground running. As soon as Halloween is over, we start thinking about Thanksgiving. The Thankful Tree is a good way to channel creative energy and reminds us all of the…
Every year, between Halloween and Thanksgiving, we write down what we are thankful for. We usually post our notes on a Thankful tree. This year we will try something different—we will hide our notes and try to guess who wrote…
Photo: Samaritanspurse.orgChildren receiving shoeboxes. Editorʻs Note: This blog was updated for 2020. Operation Christmas Child is run by a humanitarian organization called Samaritan’s Purse. Participants fill a shoebox with gifts for a girl or a boy in another country, wrap it…
An autumn craft you can make in just minutes out of materials you may already have at home.
Looking for more healthy Halloween treats? Try cheese witches brooms and 5 other neat ideas to dress up everything from your pizza to fruit cups.
Easy Halloween treat hacks for playful snacks and lunches for the whole boo crew.
Crushed Oreos and a hidden healthy side make this treat not-so-scary for your child’s class or party.
Get wrapped up in these spooky snacks with just two ingredients.
Need a berry good idea for a classroom snack? These little ghosts are quick, easy, and cute!
Three wiggly, jiggly (and one grown-up) versions of this traditional Halloween candy.
Strike a spooky pose with a mummy you can wrap up in just four steps.
Photo: Michele Aucello Here's an easy craft you can do with your child. Make an extra one for a for a spooky bestie necklace. Materials White glue Wax paper Permanent marker String Scissors Small beads (optional) Photo: Michele Aucello Directions…
My kids are still filling and hiding plastic eggs for each other, even though Easter is clearly over. I've seen a few make-your-own egg ideas on Pinterest that look fun, so I enlisted the kids to help make our own…
Try something new this spring. Use colorful Washi tape to cover your Easter eggs.
Turn orphaned socks into cute, snuggly Easter decorations.
Kids will wonder how the Easter Bunny got these sweet treats inside these colorful eggs?
We saw some Minion Easter eggs on Pinterest and had to give them a try.
Sew your own “snow scene” for a fun and playful Christmas photo op.
Images of “spider” cookies have been floating around Pinterest so we decided to give them a try. They were tricker than we thought and might be frustrating for kids to finish, but they sure will enjoy gobbling them up! They…
Photo: Odeelo Dayondon Looking for a different kind of Halloween decoration? We spied this idea on marthastewart.com and found it was very easy and had many steps the kids could do themselves. Materials Long branch Black spray paint (optional) Needle…
Photo: Michele Aucello With Halloween just around the corner, the kids might be clamoring to carve pumpkins. Dig out your pumpkin carving tools and let them have a go with an apple. The bonus? Some shrunken heads that can be…
Photo: Michele Aucello Materials A branch from a tree Black paint Rocks A shallow basket Ornament hooks or paper clips Pumpkin foam shapes. Sharpie marker Glue gun Clay Directions Paint the tree branch black using poster paints. Once it is…
Even youngest kids can help put together these sweet classroom or party treats.
These melt-in-your-mouth treats could spark a snowball fight! Scoop cookies into pails for a classroom snack or a fun party favor.
Photo: David Croxford Place these healthy treats out on the table an hour or so before dinner. Little kids can help themselves to crunchy vegetables and tasty dip. Directions Cut a turkey head out of construction paper. Then let kids…
Photo: Karen DB Photography We love foaming soap. The suds stay on little ones hands instead of slipping into the sink and our kids like playing with bubbles every time they wash up. Hereʻs a simple way to have some…
Photo: Karen DB Photography Make this wreath for the grandparents, who will hang it up with pride. This homemade gift is a beautiful way to capture the memories of the past year and is sure to be treasured for years…