Collect your lollies or display your goodies in this monster-friendly eyeballs bucket that will impress even the scariest visitor this Halloween. It's easy to make and even the little kids can help out with fun decorating. You can use our FREE printable template for the eyeballs!
To get the full effect of tongue twisters you should repeat them several times, as quickly as possible, without stumbling or mispronouncing. Good luck!
Marco? Polo! Marco Polo is a fun game for confident swimmers who enjoy strategy and chasing games. Find your way around this great pool game for kids with these easy step-by-step instructions and great variations!
Remember those edible bracelets made from little round pieces of candy strung on a piece of elastic? Here’s a great healthy alternative made with Cheerios that your child will enjoy making, wearing and eating.
Nothing beats playing an exciting game of musical chairs. Play as a family, a kids birthday party game or rainy weather kids activity. Whatever the reason musical chairs will prove a crowd pleaser as kids compete for a seat!
Make an animal mask with this fun art and craft project that will spark your child's creativity and encourage their artistic talents. Watch our video tutorial to show you how.
Do your kids dream of creating a wizards invisibility cloak? Well with this light bending kids science experiment they will discover one of the elements that go into the science behind Harry;s cloak: Its called refraction! Enjoy this science project experiment with your kids today.
Even the easiest of the "What am I?" jokes seem hard when you don't have your thinking cap on. These riddles are sure to stump a few at the next family get together! Try them out on the kids first and then let them loose on their grandparents.
Learning to write starts a lot earlier than most parents think. Those scribbles, shapes and hard pressed pieces of artwork your child produces is the first stepping stone. Turning that artwork into letters can be tricky. These free printables encourage learning with colour. Try with X.
Decorating for the Easter Bunny? Easy! Kids will love this bunting and the BEST part about it is they can make it as long or as short as they like. Print a few or print a lot - they're FREE! Just snip the slit in the ear and thread through the string.
Handwriting is a skill that improves over time and with practise. Tracing shapes, sounding out letters and writing the alphabet will help children improve their handwriting, reading and language skills.
Have fun with the kids scrunching, ripping and sticking tissue paper and decorations as you make a gorgeous tissue paper Christmas stocking! Everyone in the family can participate, even the littlest kids so get crafting with this cool kids Christmas craft project.
These pretty floating Christmas lanterns look lovely floating in a tub or pool in your home or garden. Get maximum impact for minimum effort with this stylish Christmas project.
Officially called cyanotype paper (or sunlight/blueprints/sunprints) this stuff will fascinate and amuse kids as silhouettes magically appear in water and the paper transforms from white to bright blue. They’ll be looking everywhere for more things to “take a picture” of.
There is nothing mums love more on Mother's Day than receiving homemade gifts made by the loving hands of her children. This year your kids can choose a heartwarming Mother's Day poems for the bookmark, card, or photoframe they're making specially for Mother's Day.
Need some crafty ideas for the kids in your house? This activity will bring hours of entertainment for both the boys and the girls. There are loads to choose from on this awesome website!
This free printable word find for 5-6 year olds is for kids just starting to get the hang of their spelling. Sure, learning words can sometimes be difficult but pop them in a fun word find and you'll have their brains ticking away in no time at all!
Toddlers will love creating some colourful Easter craft with this fun pom pom painting idea. Break out the paint and remember: a happy toddler is worth a little bit of mess.
Kids will love playing this game, that has scary music and the eerie effect. A fun game that the children will enjoy
At this stage of learning to spell children are moving from the phonetic method of spelling into self-editing and automatic spelling. This word find will be more of a challenge but lots of fun!
This great website provides kids with months and months of fun and entertainment. It will teach them about responsibility and having fun at the same time. Online games are great learning tools for kids as they teach them keyboard skills.
Discovering the secret of blubber is awesome fun, just ask any child who has done this experiment. This is an easy and safe science experiment for kids of all ages and makes learning fun!
The 12 times tables fall under the tricky category. These ones are difficult to learn and often hard to recall but with this printable multiplication chart, you will have the kids singing along to their own tune and proudly knowing their 12 times tables in no time!
Painting activities can be a recipe for mess, except this one! By using roll-on deodorant containers for applying the paint, this activity eliminates the need for pots and brushes and, hopefully, keeps the paint far away from clothing!
Making your own bunny ears is easy with our FREE printable template. You can make a homemade bunny ears headband for the Easter hat parade or dress up days
Collecting the Easter eggs has to be the most egg-citing part of Easter morning. Seeing what that big old bunny left is great fun - but what to collect them in? Print this FREE Easter egg basket template and make your own!
Here's a great way to keep your kids out of your hair while you prepare dinner. Set them an origami table decorating task. These easy waterlilies make a great centrepiece or table decoration that your kids can make themselves.
Good news! 101 Dalmations was originally a novel by Dodie Smith (1956) so Cruella is good to go for a Book Week costume idea. This fun dress up game would also be great for Halloween.
Fun for the kids with the addition of practicality and organisation? Who ever heard of such an amazing piece? We have and we recreated it so you could share it too! Get the kids crafting their own scene on a corkboard for organisation in their room they'll be happy to use.
A baby's senses are not fully developed at birth, all but smell of course. This is why babies respond so well to aromatherapy. Scents are also a great memory trigger so using certain scents at particular times is a great way to set routines and help baby to recognise patterns in her day.
