Wooden crafts

I needed a few clothespins for some crafts... but ended up acquiring a whole bunch more than necessary. They were just lying around, so I fiddled around and came up with a really fun, open-ended art project: Clothespin Doodles! This post contains affiliate links. Thank you for the grocery money! For my full disclosure policy, click here Materials Needed: Wooden Clothespins Sharpie Markers Grab your Sharpie markers and get drawing! These two below were my favorites! (Adorable, right? The idea…

Make this wood blocks puzzle for a handmade gift idea that they will never forget. This one is perfect for toddlers and pre-school aged children.

If you love the combo of science and art look no further than this simple craft sticks project for kids with an educational twist! Do you all love the classic food-coloring-dyed-carnation-science-project as much as I do?

This craft sticks rainbow craft was completely inspired by supplies we had on hand. As I was pulling craft sticks from our crafting box to make craft sticks Leprechaun hats, I spied the rainbow craft

Make these awesome Popsicle Stick Frames with your kids! Who knew a little washi tape and cheap popsicle sticks could be so cool together!

Over 30 Awesome and Creative Popsicle stick crafts for kids that can be made by kids, using the contents of your craft bin.

Easy Kids Crafts for the home and classroom. Using every day material, creating do-able and fun crafts for kids from toddler, preschool, kids and adults.

Here's a color wheel for kids project that gives you an awesome finished functional product- a clock!

Make a hands-on seasons activity for kids using rocks or stones, wooden circles, and some stickers! Children can sort the picture stones onto the appropriate wooden circle depicting either spring, summer, winter or fall. Such a great way to encourage discussion about the differences between the four seasons! Follow our Creative Learning Pinterest board! …

Create a colorful stacking tree that encourages color and size sorting as your toddler or preschooler builds. Part of the 25 Christmas Busy Bag Series!

My husband and I, along with our 11 year old son, love to play foosball. We will play until our hands hurt. My little girls want to play so bad, so we let them drop the ball on the table. That only satisfies them for a little while. They REALLY want to […]

Kids study artist Mano Kellner and her "art boxes" and make dioramas from collage material, animal figurines, and greenery.

The kids have been into all things magical so we decided to make a few toadstool projects for play (and a bit of learning too)! Project #1: Tic-Tac-Toe Materials: Wooden plaques or rounds Drawer k...

You don’t need to spend a lot of money on wooden blocks for your kids to play with – you can paint and decorate your own! You can decorate plain wooden blocks with: liquid watercolours…