Texture and discovery are everything in a baby’s sweet new life. Why not inspire curiosity with baby oriented discovery boxes? Baby safe balls with different textures, soft and furry stuffed friends, safe household objects, and musical instruments are just a few of the various surprises baby will uncover when lifting the discovery box lids. Great for exploration, sensory development and a wonderful place to expand a baby’s social introductions.
Give your summer outings a little bounce by creating your own decorative beach ball. Personalize your beach ball with your very own creative touches and take your new inflatable beach ball outdoors
Your kids will love the realistic rain sounds made by their own rain sticks. This activity is good for creativity and imagination, building and design as well as distinguishing and describing sounds, music making, and enhancing fine motor skills such as tearing, taping, drawing, pouring and shaking.
Children create their very own dreamcatcher! Using paper plates, yarn, beads and feathers as well as pens and colored pencils, kids decorate the exterior then lace their dreamcatcher with colorful yarns, adding beads and feathers to complete their masterpiece.
We combined our love for crafts and ocean animals to create this darling swimming jellyfish craft that will have your kids screaming with delight! We’re big fans of crafts children get to interact with, and this fun jellyfish craft is just that.
Using polymer clay, create your own jewelry beads and pendants. Crafters can take home their creations and the components to string the beads or jewelry pieces together when they dry, approx 24-48 hours later. Enjoy our fun jewelry beading craft and create with a fashionable end result.
Creating colors is a wonderful mix of science and art and allows children to learn through a meaningful activity. These color mixing activities are all fun ways for children to learn about primary colors and how certain colors mix together to create new ones. Each child gets a chance to be what we like to call a "color scientist" making their own shades and color mixtures then painting with brushes and their unique color creations.
