Arts and Crafts

This is a great activity to help your child learn to read and write, while having fun being creative.

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This arts & crafts activity for kids will turn a simple walk in the park into an autumn painting.

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Go for a walk with your child and collect flower petals for this arts and crafts activity.

On your next nature walk or trip to the park, take time to collect some twigs to make a picture frame!

Collect some twigs for this activity, and your kids can turn an empty jar into a beautiful twig vase!

Your kids can give a bouquet of flowers the natural look, with this vase made from twigs.

With this fun arts & crafts activity, your child can create an exact copy of her drawings.

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This arts & crafts project preserves nature and is a perfect activity for spring or fall.

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You and your child can make your own flowers, and then plant them in a flowerpot you decorated yourselves!

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Follow the instructions in this activity to show your child how to turn a favorite food into a beautiful piece of jewelry.

Follow these instructions for making a homemade air freshener, then use it to spruce up your car.

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In this arts & crafts activity, you and your kids will use beach sand to create candleholders.

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This art activity has your kids blowing bubbles with paint to create unique works of art!

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Follow the instructions in this arts & crafts activity to show your kids how to make their own colored chalk.

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Your kids will have fun making magnetic seashells with this arts & crafts activity.

Collect some clear glass jars, sand, and powdered paint, and get started designing your own colored sand keeper!

Follow the instructions in this activity to make a pinata that will be a hit at any party!

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Tell your child to grab her crayons and try her hand at a fun activity -- wax paper window art.