Make a paper bat with the kids! An easy Halloween craft with accordion-fold wings. Step-by-step tutorial and materials.

Make glow-in-the-dark ghosts using paper, markers, and glow-in-the-dark paint. An easy Halloween craft for kids!

To make these little creatures, we recycled toilet roll tubes and used paper folded into accordion pleats. And rather than making the bats entirely black, we gave them slightly different looks

An easy mushroom craft activity for children using a coffee filter, felt-tip pens and water. A lovely way to watch the colours blend together.

An easy autumn activity to do with the children: make pretty mushrooms using aluminium foil, masking tape and paint. Step-by-step tutorial.

An easy fall activity to do with the kids: turn a jam jar into a pretty lantern decorated with POSCA markers.

Green on green... our little chameleon seems to have perfectly mastered the art of camouflage. But look what’s hiding behind its silhouette... an explosion of colors! Camouflaged or Colorful? One chameleon, two versions For this activity, we played with one of the chameleon’s most fascinating traits: its ability to change color. But in our own way, of course! Using two circles cut out of recycled cardboard, some large confetti carefully saved from a birthday party, and a litt

A piece of cardboard and lot of colored confetti to make an elephant bookmark inspired by the famous Elmer! Elmer DIY, a colorful elephant that can even be turned into a bookmark It’s hard to talk about elephants and colors without thinking of Elmer, the colorful elephant created by David McKee. After reading the book, we continued the story with a creative activity. There was no way we were going to make a gray elephant, we wanted ours to be full of colors, too! And since it

A DIY project for kids to make a lion with a multicolored mane, using pipe cleaners of several colors. A simple and fun activity that lets kids play with colors and textures.

A simple cardboard toilet paper roll can sometimes hide a real treasure… All it takes is a few snips with scissors, a little paint, and a healthy dose of imagination to discover the animal hidden inside… this time, it’s an elephant.

Get out the straws and watercolours for an art activity that’s as simple as it is fun: a lion created using the blow-painting technique. It’s the perfect activity for experimenting with colours whilst leaving plenty of room for chance and creativity!

Anyway… what if, for once, a flamingo didn’t want to be… pink? This craft activity for children is inspired by the wonderful picture book "Le flamant rose qui ne voulait pas être rose". We’ll learn, step by step, how to make a beautiful flamingo

A simple, inexpensive upcycling DIY project that’s perfect for keeping kids busy while showing them that, with a little imagination, items destined for recycling can be given a wonderful second life—like making a turtle out of a toilet paper roll.

A fun and creative activity to do with kids: a funny frog whose tongue pops out when you blow through a straw… to catch little magnetic flies!

Delicate paper butterflies—light as air and very easy to make with the kids. It’s a sweet, creative activity that requires few materials

This creative activity invites children to welcome spring by making pretty, colorful flowers using watercolors and wire stems.

What if simple pieces of paper towel could be transformed into a beautiful, colorful rose? With a few circles of paper towel, some watercolors (or markers and water), and a touch of glue, children can create a pretty flower full of softness and color. Paper Towel Rose A simple, quick, and perfect creative activity for spring! Materials Paper towels watercolors (or felt pens and water spray) Paintbrushes Scissors Glue Toilet paper roll Pencil (or fin marker) Step-by-step: Summ

For Earth Day, we wanted to create a simple yet meaningful activity to do with the kids. A moment to slow down, get hands-on, create… and, above all, take the time to talk about our beautiful planet. Observe its colors and shapes, and recreate them in a little craft to keep close by. That’s how our worry stones were born. Small stones to hold and play with, perfect keeping little hands busy, controlling emotions, or replacing certain habits like nail-biting. Why worry stones?

A simple and fun activity to invite children to create an adorable ladybug while learning about colors and developing their fine motor skills.

Looking for a simple and creative Easter activity to do with kids? This adorable bunny card is made from a recycled toilet paper roll and a bit of glitter.