Holidays

Heart-shaped soap makes a nice gift for teachers, friends, and family members.

This paperweight is an easy art project for toddlers to make and give as a Christmas gift to someone special.

Toddlers can use baking cups and pipe cleaners to make a pretty art bouquet for Easter.

Take a Styrofoam ball, some glue, and some glitter, and make a Christmas ornament in no time!

In this activity, your preschooler dips eggs into melted crayons, for a beautiful marble effect.

A walnut that's painted red looks remarkably like a strawberry, and it makes a delightful Christmas tree ornament.

Prepare this felt Christmas doorknob decoration and let your toddler decorate it.

Cut out green and white St. Patrick's Day shamrocks, punch a hole in them, and have your toddler string them into a necklace.

This is a great recipe for a Christmas classic that calls for chocolate chips, vanilla, and peppermint.

In this Christmas art activity, your preschooler can turn a folded coffee filter into a colorful snowflake.

This is an active St. Patrick's Day game for four or more players. Play it on a carpeted surface to prevent slips and falls.

Homemade green and red magnets can be arranged into Christmas trees or other holiday shapes.

For St. Patrick's Day, your toddler can place a piece of paper over a sandpaper shamrock and make a crayon rubbing of the design.

This Halloween activity will teach your preschooler about physical properties -- he'll see wax crayon repel water-based tempera paint.

Paint his nose red and call your child Rudolph when he wears this Christmas antler hat.

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.