Arts and Crafts

Cardboard and felt can make a clean and quiet take-along toddler game.

A handprint makes this heart necklace special to you and your preschool child.

Preschool-size hands can easily use Playdough as a stamp or a printmaking tool.

This is a terrific activity to play with finger paints. Paint the table and mop it with the ART!

You can easily create a photo magnet for your refrigerator using the lid from a jar.

In this art activity, you will create a fabric canvas, let your child paint on it, and then hang it in her room.

Follow the instructions in this art activity to create a beautiful napkin holder using clothespins, paint, and glue.

Working together, you and your child can make a hair scrunchie she'll love to wear.

In this patriotic activity, your toddler stamps white construction paper with red stripes and blue stars.

Dip a rock in paint, drop it into a container with a piece of paper, put on the lid, and shake, shake, shake to create an interesting design.

This clean and quiet activity makes a great toddler game. See the yarn stick to the sandpaper!

Pinwheels are a little tricky for preschool hands to make, but with your help, you'll be turning them out in no time.

Help your child master the alphabet by making letters out of Playdough, clay, or cookie dough.

Follow these instructions to make a beautiful felt and cardboard doll with your preschool child.

Here are some ways to collect sand with your child, and some home activities to try with it.

Using a precut wood shape, your child can create a message clip as a gift for a favorite adult.

Your child can make these nifty, easy bracelets out of beads, nail polish, and fishing line.

Instead of fish shapes, you can cut out holiday shapes such as hearts or shamrocks for this necklace.