Scavenger Hunts are an ideal way to get kids looking closer at their surroundings and are an excellent boredom‐buster for all ages. If you’re looking for a nature scavenger hunt for kids in your life, here are some ideas for how to make your own, or try one (or more!) of the printable outdoor scavenger…
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Patriotic Party Medallions
Still looking for July 4th decorating ideas? No worries, there is still plenty of time to whip up some patriotic crafty projects before the 4th arrives. These patriotic centerpiece decorations using paper medallions are quick and easy, since I’m providing a tutorial AND the printables! This project coordinates with my Stars & Stripes Printable Party…
Fun Camping Activities for Teens and Tweens
Camping with teens and tweens is a little different than camping with younger children. While little ones are easily distracted by coloring, butterflies, and goldfish crackers, older kids are a little more difficult to impress. After the initial excitement of getting to the campsite and setting up the tent (or camper) and gear wears off,…
DIY Customized Zipper Pouch with Glitter Vinyl
Girl, you’re fearless! (And you sparkle!) You can never be too much of either. Make a DIY customized zipper pouch to remind you how awesome you are and to stash all your most important stuff. Using iron‐on glitter vinyl gives all the sparkle without all of the mess that loose glitter makes. You can…
Softball Craft: Make a Softball Bag Tag
The end of the school year is approaching, and that means summer softball season is coming. I like to get a few softball craft projects made before the games start, including these fastpitch softball bag tags. They’re an easy way for players to tell their bags apart when they are all hanging on the fence…
