Holidays

Instead of handing out traditional valentines, your child can use these inventive ideas to send secret messages!

Cut sandpaper into Christmas shapes and your toddler can color them with cinnamon sticks.

Green paint and a potato stamp make an easy St. Patrick's Day art project.

This preschool art activity makes a great pair of Easter bunny ears for your child to wear.

When the days remaining until Christmas are represented by candy in a bowl, your child will be able to see for himself how many days are left!

Create Pilgrim hats to hold treats at each place setting on your Thanksgiving table.

Cotton balls and contact paper make a great snowman ornament for your Christmas tree.

Your toddler can make a marbleized Valentine's Day card with tempera paints and a small rolling pin.

Use magazine pictures to build a Thanksgiving tree that will remind your preschooler of all the important things.

Use a no-bake dough to make great ornaments to hang on your Christmas tree or add to your holiday gifts.

Follow these simple instructions to decorate your house for Hanukkah with these great patchwork stars.

This Christmas noisemaker can be a fun art project for you and your toddler.

Use a doily as a stencil for sponge paints, and make a lovely Valentine's Day postcard.

This Valentine's Day art project will help build your preschooler's coordination.

Here are complete instructions for making a spinning top -- the dreidel -- for Hanukkah.

One of the symbols of Kwanzaa is zawadi, or gifts. A handmade gift like this necklace will be treasured.

Paint directly on your toddler's hand to make an Thanksgiving day turkey stamp.

Have your toddler coat holiday shapes in sparkles by shaking the shapes in the glitter box.