Decorate a small trinket box with love to show your appreciate for your mother this Mother's Day.

This simple painting activity produces a unique effect. Try using all kinds of vegetables.

What is a more popular symbol of harvest than the cornucopia (horn of plenty)? Here is an easy way to make one.

Celebrate harvest time with a bounty of fresh apples. This activity will help your child have fun with this popular fruit.

This is a great sensory activity that will help your child observe what happens when colors are mixed.

This fun game will help your child develop her eye-hand coordination, while learning to identify colors.

Here is a way for your child to truly see the world through rose-colored glasses -- or through lenses of any color.

Your child will love finding the bird in the cage. Just remember to pick up broken balloon parts!

When this nest is complete, your child might want to put a toy bird or eggs in it.

Your child will enjoy making a replica of his own home. He can also use his imagination to create a pretend home.

Enhance your child's self-esteem with this project -- which also makes a great gift for grandparents.

Bubble wrap -- we all love to pop it! Show your child how to play safely with this classic "toy."

Create glittering sand designs on construction paper with your child, and while away a rainy afternoon.

Give your child the tools to build her own sandy roadway, complete with street signs and cars.

Here's a list of the top ten materials you should always keep in your toddler's activities box.

Design and paint your own beach towels with your child -- use beach item shapes, or create your own theme.

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