Get into the spirit of Halloween with this recipe that has you creating these ghastly, scary eyeballs with some hard boiled eggs and olives.

If you're looking for a wholesome after-school treat, create Smiley Snacks! All you need are some apples, peanut butter, and some fake "teeth", and you'll have a nutritious snack that will bring a smile to any child's face!

These simple, wheat sandwiches are easy to make and can be a fun part of any child's meal. They also make a delicious tray for a Halloween get-together.

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.

Reuse and recycle your CDs into colorful, eye-catching mobiles!

Get your child into the holiday spirit by making a table wreath! With just Styrofoam, twigs, and flowers, your child will create a wonderful fall or winter wreath that will be the center of attention at any holiday gathering.

While we cherish our child's work, keeping it all can get a bit overwhelming. Here are three easy, budget-friendly ways to preserve those precious memories without filling up the attic.

Help your first grader communicate his feelings with this "feeling meter" poster to hang on his bedroom door. Kids can practice reading and expressing what they feel, and hopefully further the harmony in your household!

Create homemade magnets with your child! All you need is some play dough, magnets, rubber cement--and of course a little imagination! Your child will have a blast making them, and these funky magnets will add a little flair to any kitchen or office.

Use this activity to transfer your child's drawing masterpieces onto t-shirts and tote bags! Your child will go bonkers when he sees his own creations on a piece of clothing, and they make great gifts! It requires some computer knowledge, but the results are well worth it.