Kids Crafts, Sensory Play, Science, and More
This year for the 4th of July, we are going to learn how to make salt art. One of my favorite ways to celebrate holidays with my kids is making holiday specific crafts. Salt art is such a fun activity and a great way to experiment with how salt absorbs the colors. It even can show how different colors mix.
Looking for a fun, low-prep spring craft that uses what you already have around the house? This Paper Towel Roll Flower Craft turns recyclables into beautiful process art! With just a few paper towel rolls, glue, and coloring supplies, kids can create their own blooming garden scene—one flower at a time.
This is a perfect process art project, where the joy comes from the act of creating, not the final product. Best of all, it’s adaptable for toddlers, preschoolers, and school-age kids alike.
Read moreLooking for a low-mess, screen-free way to create beautiful watercolor art with your kids? This simple process art activity uses just foil, water, and washable markers to create stunning designs—no fancy supplies or paints needed! It’s a creative, low-prep way to explore colors and patterns, and the results are always a fun surprise.
Whether you’re making a handmade card for Mother’s Day or just want to brighten a rainy afternoon, this activity is as magical as it is mess-free.
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