Ensure that all surfaces are clean and that hands have been washed. 2 chopping boards will be needed, one for the chicken and one for the vegetables. A printable version can be found here. Ingredi…

Give the world a hand To celebrate World Environment Day and aid your child in identifying as a member of the worldwide community, help your child to complete this great piece of craft! By painting the globe you are helping your child to identify the world around them and the hand shaped tree will give them a sense of belonging to the environment and connection with nature. All items needed for this activity can be purchased from your local supermarket or discount store.

Boomerangs have been used for centuries by indigenous people predominantly for hunting but also more recently for sport and entertainment. Creating a cardboard boomerang is a fun way to keep children active, allow them to use their creativity, fine motor skills and teach them about Aboriginal culture. For a fun afternoon activity, follow the below method!

No-cook playdough! Making things out of play dough is everyone’s favourite activity so why not include your children in the making of the play dough itself! This no-cook recipe is a simple way to create a whole afternoon of fun and encourage your children’s creative side.

Painting. Some of the finest pieces of art today all started with a bit of ink on a piece of paper and all the best artists had to start somewhere. For your budding Picasos, Dalis, and Kahlos we ha…

Trees are in bloom, birds are singing (and swooping), and the last of winter’s chilliness is drifting away. This means only one thing: Spring. This season is renowned for the start of life in…

Homemade Glue Glue is a staple tool in the craft makers toolbox. Did you know that you’ve probably got all the ingredients you need to make your own glue that’s both safe and edible? With four main…