♥ Kid's Tree Crafts

Teachers plant the seeds of knowledge that grow forever. Idea #1: DIY Mason Jar Tree Gifts for Teachers ~ Thanks for helping me grow free printable gift tags & tree tags My kids love their teachers and want to say thank…Read more ›

Looking for a fun way to recycle some of those plastic water and soda bottles? Here's a fun project for kids that uses the entire bottle, label and all! You can make a plain one

Join us for our first ever online Summer Day Camp project. My kids and I had a great time making these Hula Hoop Hideouts and they hung in the trees for days while the kids continued to play in them and eat snacks in them. (I was hoping I would get lucky and someone would actually fall asleep in one.) If your kids are like mine they will love having their own hideout.

This is the last day in the Camp Craft Series. Be sure to check out all of the crafts in the series HERE Sharon, the camp director wanted to have A Good Deed Tree. She wanted something similar to THIS but more earthy. I was able to help her out and created this tree for her. It was so simple it took less than 15 minutes to do. Supplies: Empty burlap rice bag Empty #10 can Ribbon Rocks Tree Branches Pruning shears Paper leafs (I cut mine out using my Cricut) Baby clothespins TUTORIAL: Step…

Give your kids fun arts and crafts projects with the help of Fiskars! Read our articles and guides for fun, easy, kid-friendly crafting projects today!

Your kids will love bringing the outdoors inside with these easy and fun crafts projects featuring supplies found in nature.

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November is a great time to work on practicing thankfulness with our children. It's something that we often forget to practice. But, no more! Take that, ungratefulness! We have found several ways to keep our happy little camper-hold focused on what blessings we have been given. The Thankful Tree is probably my favorite. It involves nature, so I automatically love it! Plus, it's free, family -oriented, and fun! What more could you ask for in a craft? You will need a fairly large tree branch…

This is the last day in the Camp Craft Series. Be sure to check out all of the crafts in the series HERE Sharon, the camp director wanted to have A Good Deed Tree. She wanted something similar to THIS but more earthy. I was able to help her out and created this tree for her. It was so simple it took less than 15 minutes to do. Supplies: Empty burlap rice bag Empty #10 can Ribbon Rocks Tree Branches Pruning shears Paper leafs (I cut mine out using my Cricut) Baby clothespins TUTORIAL: Step…

Free Printables for children: Children’s Wish Tree Planting Certificates.

Have a Tree Planting Party: Free Tree Planting Kit for Kids | Summerhill by the Sea Productions

Halloween offers a great opportunity to share the wonders of nature with your child, explore their imagination and have fun.

My girls have been so excited about the leaves that continue to fall and cover our grass! It occurred to me that I could do a craft with them that would use real leaves and they'd probably love it. I started with Pinterest and I found a ton of beautiful projects involving leaves and resulting in gorgeous works of art that could be displayed proudly as part of our home decor. Then something else occurred to me. Those adorable projects were tricky, I would end up doing most of the work, and…

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heart-shaped birdseed ornaments - a beautiful and fun kid's craft for Mother's Day!