Running out of after-school snack ideas for your young one? Make a Nest in a Basket! Simply shape and bake shredded wheat and coconut into a basket, and fill it with some yogurt and grapes for a satisfying treat that's sure to please.

All the world's a stage, and now you have a portable one to prove it. Create this glamorous yet easy-to-store puppet stage for your young actor!

If using regular watercolors is getting a little dry, here's a technique: use simple table or Epsom salts to create a beautiful snow painting with a unique crystal texture effect!

Who says walls are the only things to display your child's art from? Try the windows! Here's an activity to help your preschooler create her own window mural with simple tempera paints and paintbrushes.

Nothing speaks better of a cozy home like the smell of baking bread. Here's an activity that will get your child to have some holiday fun while making something delicious to eat. Create bread dough sculptures!

If you're looking for a painting activity that's a little different, try Swinging Paints! Just have your child tie lots of paintbrushes and paint colors onto a string, and watch as they create beautifully chaotic designs on a blank canvas.

Here's a new painting style for your preschooler to try: make easy pendulum paintings! All you need is a funnel, some paint, and a blank canvas, and you can really get into the 'swing' of things.

Similar to the kaleidoscope but much easier to make, the tubescope is a great activity for your preschooler to experiment with colors and shapes while creating something beautiful for the whole family to enjoy!

Here's an activity that has you using an all-natural technique that creates uniquely textured and richly colored eggs. With just some onion skins, you and your child can make some Easter eggs that are just to 'dye' for!

Now that summer is here, it's the perfect time to bring out those bonnets! Here's an activity that'll help your child create her very own festive, colorful bonnet with just a paper plate!