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.