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DIY Nature Journal: Easy Beginner Cricut Project

Today I am sharing an easy beginner Cricut project, making this cute and easy DIY Nature Journal. With a cutting …

Our family just made a set of DIY Backyard Games, and I couldn’t wait to show them to you. The …

My girls and I have a bit of mermaid fever, and today I’m sharing how to do a Mermaid Manicure. …

Cricut Mermaids Bathroom Decor Diy Soap Pump

Anyone out there crazy about everything mermaids?! I’ve got something exciting to share: Today I’ve got some mermaid-themed bathroom decor …

We got a copy of Grandpa Beck’s Cover Your Assets Game last fall at Pinner’s Conference, and it quickly became our …

Free Printable Harry Potter Choclate Frogs Template 1

Today I am sharing how to make Harry Potter Chocolate Frogs — my favorite Harry Potter candy in honor of …

I think a Glow In the Dark Party using a black light is quickly becoming our family’s go-to party theme. …

I’ve got so much blacklight, GLOWING fun coming your way… first up I’m going to teach you how to make …

Ready to make some robots?! This week at our Homeschool Science Day, my kids had a blast learning how to …

The weather has been over 110 degrees here these past few weeks. So it’s no wonder that when I think …

Who out there loves a good no-sew Halloween costume idea? I know I do! I created this no-sew Kids Ninja …

Over the years we have shared lots of free printable worksheets — those of you who have followed Paging Supermom for a …

I’ve got a serious sweet tooth, but lately I’ve been avoiding sugar for health reasons, which is a whole other …

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to cut out a snowflake. Use these images and tips to make cutting snowflakes …

I love this sundial craft for kids because my kids thought it was super cool and there are all kinds …

While hunting for supplies for the Sailor Baby Shower, we stumbled into some of this thin parachute cording at the …

Moana Heart Of Te Fiti Party Favor Ideas

The Heart of Te Fiti is a pretty big deal in Moana, and what kiddo wouldn’t want to have his/her …

Bubble gum contests were sort of a tradition in my family. We would do them on camping trips or at …

Last summer I created blank music staff paper at the request of my daughter. I took the above photo of her with her very first composition and shared it on Instagram. Although it was always my intention to share the free printable sheet music paper with you, somehow I never got around to doing it. So I dug out the file since I’m filling in for Aimée on Worksheet Wednesday today. (She’s jetting off to ALT San Francisco, and I’m staying home with baby Rockwell who is cooing up a storm lately!)

Kids really do love to create things, and if your child is taking piano lessons or otherwise musically inclined they are bound to be thrilled when you hand them a stack of blank music staff paper. Here is a video of Attalie playing her latest song, which she calls “Speed.”

My daughter and I have enjoyed making flower crowns lately. After all our experimenting, we have come up with a …

My kids really get a kick out of cleaning pennies, and today I’m sharing tips for how to clean pennies …

My oldest daughter just turned nine, and to celebrate her birthday she wanted to hold a Cupcake War. I don’t think she has ever seen an episode of the Food Network show Cupcake Wars, but she loves the Cake Boss series, and somehow picked up on the “Cupcake Wars” phrase. So we invited over a few of her friends and got baking!

Turns out a Cupcake Wars birthday party is pretty easy to pull off. As far as party decor goes we created a simple “Cupcake Wars” banner and hung some colorful, tissue paper honeycomb balls and fans. (I’m sharing our free printable Cupcake Wars Banner template below). Then we used butcher paper as a tablecloth to make clean up a breeze. We marked the girls’ spots by simply writing their names on the butcher paper with a marker.

A few years ago we created some really cool ideas for an Earth Day celebration. My favorite part was the …

The Fourth of July is my favorite holiday, and I always get excited when we break out our boxes of …

My son Liam LOVES math and science, and since I’m in the midst of re-doing his room, I created this …

Today I’m sharing ideas from a Flower Arranging Party that I did with my daughters a few years ago. My …

Between sick kids, sick moms and all the other happenings this time of year, we didn’t have a chance to …

Here in Arizona, Fall means we can finally venture outdoors, so I guess we’re on a bit of an outdoors …

It’s inevitable that kids are going to spend some downtime on the computer this summer, so it’s great when on-screen …

The weather here in Phoenix lately has been downright miserable, so these days we are practically living in the pool. …

Since my family travelled pretty much all summer, my boys suggested we color in a map to show the states we visited this year. I quickly formatted and printed this map only to discover confusion among my youngest. He was so concerned: where were Alaska and Hawaii? Since we hadn’t visited either of those states, I (lazily) left them off the map which ended up presenting us the perfect opportunity to explain a couple terms we hear referring to similar maps: The Lower 48 and Continental United States.

Hi everyone! Kiki from Kiki and Company, and I am so excited to be here today to participate in this …

Remember our felt Pin the Heart on the Skeleton game from a few years ago? He’s SO cute, but we wanted to offer an easier option — today I’m sharing a free printable version. EEK!

Have you read Roald Dahl’s The BFG book or seen the new movie from Disney? My 11-year-old daughter and I …

With Easter this weekend we thought it’d be good timing to share our free printable #PlayWild Animal Ears, which include …

Hello! It’s Nikkala here from The Crafting Chicks to join in on the Books Alive fun. Every one of my …

So happy to have Jess from Craftiness is Not Optional visiting today. She brought along a super-darling craft that goes with a book I’m betting you know and love.

If you have kids (or even if not!) you’ve probably read a few Dr. Suess books. Or many of them… we have a whole stack! (I prefer the board books, honestly, they’re shorter haha! I’m not much of an “out loud” reader.) Anyways, the rhyming words of Fox In Socks has always made my girls giggle, so I knew my book for the Books Alive Summer Reading Series had to be this one.

Also, foxes are so cute! Going along with the socks theme, I decided to make some fox sock puppets. (I felt very clever… heehee)

Aren’t they sweet!? And so easy to make.

If you are looking for easy Thanksgiving Kids Craft ideas then this free template is for you! We are having …

So don’t you love the tradition of carving pumpkins and setting them out on the front porch for the world …

We shared this We Heart Daddy banner before, and now our kids wanted a Mom version.

Of course this banner is perfect for Mother’s Day, but we have an inkling they might be planning to make it to welcome us home from SNAP conference. We had actually created the Dad banner not for Father’s Day but to welcome Dad home from a trip — we always miss Dad when he’s away. Come to think of it, we actually now have a Welcome Home banner too — clearly we love banners! The great thing about banners are that you get a big bang with just a few pieces of paper.

Last week my girls and I saw an advanced screening of Disney/Pixar’s new Inside Out. We all loved the movie, and it’s really saying something when both my 4 year old and me enjoy a show so much we can’t wait to see it again. Afterwards, my girls and I brainstormed Inside Out party ideas and crafts over ice cream. Our favorite idea was this “Jar of Joy.”

Hello, friends! I’m Kierste, the girl behind the blog Simply Kierste, and I’m delighted to be here sharing in the …

I am so excited to finally share Baby Rockwell’s nursery makeover with you. We’ve had a few delays, but I just put the finishing touches on things, and I’m happy to report that Mr. R loves his room (Thank you Land of Nod!) Today I get to share his favorite detail of the moment — the Galaxy Star Mobile we created to hang above the crib.

Rockwell seems to have no choice but to stare into the Star Mobile with wonder and awe, while I scurry around after Modette who is shamelessly tearing the room apart faster than I can put it together. No wonder it has been so hard to get the place photographed! (Hopefully this week!)

Using leftover American Crafts Cardstock and Glitter Paper from our Glitter Academy project, and my Cricut Expression 2, I cut out 140+ of stars in about an hour (WAAAAY better than by hand!). To make a mobile you will also need a few No. 12 Screw Eyes, fishing line, and two 3/8-inch, square, wood dowels cut down to 22-inches. (If you ask, the hardware store will usually cut them down for free.)

Looking for a St. Patrick’s Day kids craft? This is it! The Leprechaun Handprints project is one of those rare …

Our families love the Olympics, and we had a lot of fun with Olympic craft ideas for the London Games. …

Hello! It’s the girls from Small Fry here to contribute to the Books Alive series. One of our favorite new books since starting Small Fry is The Book With No Pictures by B.J. Novak. It’s so clever, and we love that it ignites imagination in our kids. But, we always wondered what the book would look like if it were illustrated?

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