It’s that time of year–kids are starting to head back to school. We had such a fun summer at my house and when the end of July rolled around I started to have a panic attack that school was starting in three weeks. But now I think I’m ready…my kids are getting bored and their... The post Back to School Dinner appeared first on Honeybear Lane.| Honeybear Lane
Gold is still in–I’m declaring it to be so. I still love it and it’s my metallic of choice. I’m also still loving navy blue, so what better combo for a fun fall craft than to make a DIY gilded pumpkin with actual gold leaf? Besides I’ve always though navy blue and gold go perfectly... The post How to Make a DIY Gilded Pumpkin appeared first on Honeybear Lane.| Honeybear Lane
This cute jewelry organizer was easy to make and you can paint it to be whatever you like!| Honeybear Lane
From 250 customer conversations to 6 SF billboards. The creative process behind our "Build agents, Get Paid" outdoor advertising campaign.| Paid.ai blog
How chaos beats polish when building at startup speed. A design leader breaks down why messy iteration ships faster than perfect specs, and how controlled chaos becomes your competitive advantage.| Paid.ai blog
Hi SEers! Denise here to talk about something we did often as children, or see things most adults are too busy to notice. This wonder allows the imagination to blossom. Ever watch a child stoop studying the ground? The ant or beetle is fascinating to them. Perhaps they move a stone, viewing what rests below. … Continue reading LOOK! Finding Writing Ideas| Story Empire
Inspire kids to get creative […] The post Animal Fashion Show and More Zoo Themed Learning Fun appeared first on Mama Smiles - Joyful Parenting.| Mama Smiles – Joyful Parenting
Make a handprint butterfly with your child for a fun, open-ended art project that can be a lovely keepsake.| Backyard Summer Camp
Artists Stephanie Leitch, Angela Ellsworth, and Nancy Rivera use materially obsessive processes to reflect on the mythos of Utah. The post The Medium is their Message: Compulsion and Identity in Zion appeared first on Southwest Contemporary.| Southwest Contemporary
Throw open new storytelling doorways and let in some air By Dinty W. Moore There are any number of reasons we get stuck while writing a memoir, not the least of which is that looking inward is exhausting. Trying to remember, trying to process, trying to distinguish between false memory and reliable recollection. Hard, hard, […]| The Brevity Blog
Longtime readers will remember, seven years ago, when I posted several strips in a row that all seemed to be variations on the same joke.| Wondermark
Come learn how to paint a banner that is customizable! A perfect party decor for any major event in your life! My The post How to paint a banner appeared first on A girl and a glue gun.| A girl and a glue gun
We all have them — a bucket, drawer, or classroom bin full of stubby, paperless... The post 50 Creative Ways to Use Broken Crayons appeared first on Teach Beside Me.| Teach Beside Me
A group of remarkable women from Nakera, in Cakaudrove, Vanua Levu is weaving its way to national prominence. The post The Women of Nakera: Weaving success from nature’s bounty appeared first on Fiji Traveller.| Fiji Traveller
Stitch up some back to school fun! Notebook Paper Embroidery Hoop Craft. Just one of the many back to school crafts and recipes at Julie Measures.| Julie Measures
A few days ago, Kate Willaert wrote: As much as I love the word "Metroidvania," I dislike people calling these games Metroidbrainias because it makes it sound like their root is in Metroid games when they're just standard Adventure games in ...| Zarf Updates
Guild conferences are not for the elite. They are welcoming to educators and students, and they are more useful than you might think. The post You Don’t Have to Be a Pro to Go to a Guild Show appeared first on Yamaha Music.| Yamaha Music
Many Muslims avoid beer because Islamic law forbids all intoxicants, yet drinking habits vary across cultures. Green Prophet explores the religious basis, real-world exceptions, and the rise of alcohol-free trends like mocktails and kombucha among Muslim and non-Muslim drinkers. The post Why Muslims don’t drink beer appeared first on Green Prophet.| Green Prophet
If your kids love collecting sticks on nature walks, this Photo Frame Stick Craft is the perfect way to put their treasures to good use! It’s a low-cost, eco-friendly activity that’s simple enough for preschoolers and adaptable for older children too. With just a black-and-white photo, some paint, scrap cardboard, and a pile of twigs, children can […] The post Photo Frame Stick Craft appeared first on Arty Crafty Kids.| Arty Crafty Kids
A simple and engaging handprint fish craft for kids. Paint, tear, glue, and build a 3D ocean world with seaweed and shells. Perfect for preschoolers, classroom projects, or a fun summer activity.| Arty Crafty Kids
Learn how to make a DIY pompom spider with yarn, pipe cleaners, and googly eyes. A fun, easy Halloween craft for kids and spooky home décor!| Ey to Zee
20+ of the coolest Halloween crafts for tweens and teens to make. Cool Halloween pumpkins, spiders, bats, and Halloween ghost crafts, and more.| Kitchen Counter Chronicles
This September School Holiday we're all about mascots. Come and hunt the museum's mascot in the galleries.| National Museum of the Royal New Zealand Navy
Let’s learn the crochet camel stitch! This is a pretty and easy to learn stitch once you get the hang of it. We’ll be working The post Crochet Camel Stitch, Full Photo + Video Tutorial appeared first on fiberfluxblog.com.| fiberfluxblog.com
The Mountain Morning Crochet Slouch Hat is a beautiful and cozy hat with a lovely slouchy look! Add a pom pom for a perfect finishing touch!| fiberfluxblog.com
Budget-Friendly Dollar Store Decor DIYs for Late Summer. Are you ready for the warmth of summer to end and the cool breeze of fall to rush in? Celebrate the change of season inside your home by updating your decor! And you don’t need to break the bank on a shopping spree, here are 16 Clever ... Read More about 16 Clever Dollar Tree Hacks to Transition from Summer to Fall on a Budget The post 16 Clever Dollar Tree Hacks to Transition from Summer to Fall on a Budget appeared first on A Cultiv...| A Cultivated Nest
Set the Tone for Late Summer with These DIY Centerpieces. Not ready for pumpkins and spooky stuff just yet? You’re not alone! As summer slowly slips into fall, it’s the perfect time to update your home with centerpieces that celebrate the warmth and richness of the season, without diving headfirst into Halloween. These 16 Late ... Read More about 16 Late Summer DIY Centerpieces That Don’t Scream Halloween The post 16 Late Summer DIY Centerpieces That Don’t Scream Halloween appeared fi...| A Cultivated Nest
Looking for a fun and simple craft to do with your kids? Check out this sunflower felt craft.| Only Passionate Curiosity
There are definitely some holidays that are easier to find resources for than others. Kwanzaa was a trickier holiday as there weren’t as many newly published books to share and because I’m not as familiar with the holiday, it was harder for me to vet the additional resources for the lesson plan. And while this lesson plan could work for toddlers or be adapted for elementary school age students, I was able to fill out the lesson plan with fiction and nonfiction books, some songs, as well a...| Literacious
We’re moving through these holidays! Next up, Christmas! I really tried to share some newer titles for this book list. There are so many Christmas books out there and while I’ll always have my tried and true favorites, I wanted to share some new titles with you that you might not have checked out yet! So, check out these wonderful read alouds and let me know what you think! This post may contain affiliate links, meaning I’ll receive a commission if you purchase through my links, at no e...| Literacious
The next holiday up in my continuing series of storytime themes is Hanukkah! I tried really hard to find some newer titles to share for this storytime because there are some amazing classic books out there, but its not always easy to find something new to try. And I also tried to find a mix of stories between silly stories with dinosaurs or latkes as the main characters and stories that share the true meaning of the holiday. I hope you find some books that work for your lesson plan! This post...| Literacious
While the winter solstice is still quite a few months away, I know what’s its like to try and plan programming in advance! Today’s storytime theme: winter solstice celebrates the shortest day of the year with really great picture books that make wonderful read alouds, some fun winter-themed songs and rhymes, and of course a few craft projects as well! The winter solstice has the shortest daylight hours of the year and I always think that the January and February seem so much darker than N...| Literacious
Today was such a fun book list to pull together for a lost and found storytime! There are so many great books that go along with this theme and while it was a little trickier to find crafts and activities to go along with this theme, I think I found a couple of great ideas that wouldn’t be too hard to pull off! You could also create a hide and seek game throughout the children’s department, classroom, or home and hide little things and have the kids help you find them! However you create ...| Literacious
Art, craft and activity ideas for kids. A collection of fun ideas for babies, toddlers, preschoolers and older children to enjoy.| Messy Little Monster
Bring the magic of summer nights inside with this easy Firefly Suncatcher Craft! A fun kids’ craft using paper, glue, and tissue paper.| Glamper Life
Let’s make a pretty spring field of poppies using tissue paper flower art. Such a fun project to do with kids, and perfect for Mother’s Day. Here’s how to get started… The post How to Make Tissue Paper Poppies appeared first on Say Yes.| Say Yes
Making polka dot eggs seems like the perfect spring activity, whether you celebrate Easter or not. You might remember my trick for making perfect polka dots from a while back. I’ve used the same technique to make these pastel beauties. The post Perfect Polka Dot Easter Eggs appeared first on Say Yes.| Say Yes
Like many of you, I grew up dyeing easter eggs with vinegar and food coloring. The colors are so bright and vibrant! Right now though, I’m loving the look of more natural dyed eggs. Today we tried dyeing eggs with all kinds of teas! Here’s how it went, and a color guide just for you… The post Natural Tea Dyed Easter Eggs appeared first on Say Yes.| Say Yes
By Vickie Barret Years ago, during a writing class with a gifted and generous writer-teacher, the topic of what to read while writing came up. I looked to our writer-teacher for a singular answer, and without hesitation, he explained that he couldn’t read anything in the same genre he happened to be writing in. It […]| The Brevity Blog
By Amy Shea I didn’t set out to write a researched narrative nonfiction book. I’d spent over a decade writing mostly personal essays and creative nonfiction. But when I felt the pull to write on the topic of disparities in death and dying, which eventually developed into my debut book, Too Poor to Die: The […]| The Brevity Blog
Here is an eco-friendly way to light up your outdoor space. Create your own beautiful, one-of-a-kind luminaries from recycled tin cans.| My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia
Inside: How to make a low-prep torn paper flamingo craft with preschool or kindergarten students. This project uses just a free printable and basic supplies. Flamingos are such a fun bird! What’s not to love about a pink bird? My only complaint is that I have to visit a zoo or pull up a flamingo... The post F is for Flamingo Craft appeared first on Books and Giggles.| Books and Giggles
Inside: Grab the free printable template and make an ABC or torn paper “pot of gold” craft with your preschool or kindergarten students. Today is your lucky day! I have a free printable “pot of gold” craft for you just in time for St. Patrick’s Day. There is the ABC version shown above, or you... The post Preschool Pot of Gold Craft for St. Patrick’s Day appeared first on Books and Giggles.| Books and Giggles
🦓 Make learning the alphabet hands-on with this Letter Z craft for preschoolers! Kids create a zebra from the letter Z using this free printable craft template. A great activity for preschool teachers, homeschoolers, or parents. The post Free Printable Uppercase Letter Z Craft Template appeared first on Life Over C's.| Life Over C's
Turn the uppercase Letter Y into a hands-on learning adventure with this free yak craft for preschoolers! Print the template, grab some crayons, scissors, and glue, and watch your kids practice letter recognition, fine motor skills, and creativity. A fun and simple activity for letter of the week, alphabet crafts, or early literacy lessons.| Life Over C's
The Mountain Morning Crochet Scarf is a gorgeously textured scarf that is easy to make with some basic crochet stitches!| fiberfluxblog.com
If you find your resin coasters are not curing, I'm here with the Top 5 Reasons why! You can get to the bottom of your resin curing issues!| Craft Klatch
Are you ready for a fun craft? I'm going to show you how to make donut ring jewelry to wear as a necklace! Even better, you can customize it to make your favorite donut!| Craft Klatch
Who knew the sweetest apple could be made from a mason jar?! This fall enjoy a simple DIY craft, make your own Painted Apple Mason Jar.| Julie Measures
All the information you need to make your own crochet granny square sweater. This is a fun and useful way to use up granny squares.| Zeens and Roger
The school holidays are here and, while there are plenty of things to do outdoors during the summer, when the weather turns, it's a good idea to have a stash of activities and books to hand to keep teenagers busy on those rainy days...| My Thrifty Life by Cassie Fairy
It’s hard to believe it’s already August, and Christmas will be here before we know it. 🎄 Every year around this time, I start daydreaming about how we’ll decorate our tree. If you’ve been following my blog, you probably remember our Candyland-themed Christmas tree—without a doubt, one of my all-time favorites. It was colorful, whimsical, […]| Ey to Zee
One of my favourite symbols of the fall are acorns. There is something so lovely about those funny little nuts - are they even a nut? So, when I figured out how simple it is to make felt balls, I decided to try making felt acorns and this felt acorn necklace. This would be a […] The post A Simple DIY How to Make a Felt Acorn Necklace appeared first on Kitchen Counter Chronicles.| Kitchen Counter Chronicles
We have shared many different homemade bird feeder ideas over the years. A bird feeder is a simple way to invite wildlife into your backyard. Whether you want to feed the birds in the cold of winter or in the heat of the summer, our homemade birdseed wreath is a simple option to make. Check […] The post How to Make A Birdseed Wreath appeared first on Kitchen Counter Chronicles.| Kitchen Counter Chronicles
I totally think that the 1980s were like a decade ago, and then I realize that the 80s were 40 years ago!!! I was a kid in the 80s, and it was a colourful, creative decade. We have shared all kinds of creative crafts for tweens to make, and we can add this roundup of […] The post A Totally Radical 80's Crafts for Tweens appeared first on Kitchen Counter Chronicles.| Kitchen Counter Chronicles
We love gardening! We have shared all kinds of creative gardens for kids, from how to plant a bee-friendly garden to deciding what to plant in a taco garden. There are so many fun ways to get kids' hands dirty in the garden. Disclosure: There are Amazon Affiliate links in this article which means, at […] The post Cute DIY Vegetable Garden Markers to Make appeared first on Kitchen Counter Chronicles.| Kitchen Counter Chronicles
16 DIY Pencil Case or Locker Decor Ideas Can you believe school supply lists are already out and the school start date is right around the corner? Take a little time these last few weeks of summer to create DIY pencil cases and locker decor for your children together before school starts. Here are 16 ... Read More about 16 DIY Pencil Case or Locker Decor Ideas The post 16 DIY Pencil Case or Locker Decor Ideas appeared first on A Cultivated Nest.| A Cultivated Nest
Remember Summer Forever with These “Goodbye Summer” DIY Keepsake Projects. Summer flies by fast, but those special moments don’t have to fade away. DIY keepsake projects are a fun way for kids to hold onto their favorite memories before the season ends. Whether it’s a handprint craft, a photo collage, or a homemade memory book, ... Read More about 10 Easy “Goodbye Summer” DIY Keepsake Projects for Kids The post 10 Easy “Goodbye Summer” DIY Keepsake Projects for Kids appeared f...| A Cultivated Nest
Storytime Theme: Thanksgiving is a time to be grateful and this lesson plan is a wonderful place to start!| Literacious
The post Metal Ashtray – Artefact Unpacked appeared first on National Museum of the Royal New Zealand Navy.| National Museum of the Royal New Zealand Navy
The Easy Crochet Market Tote is a super quick to stitch bag that is so useful! Use some bright cotton yarn for a fun pop of color!| fiberfluxblog.com
Create this simple coffee cup canvas art with our easy DIY tutorial! Perfect for beginners and coffee lovers. Start your art project today!| stephcreatesthingsdiyhomeandcrafts.blogspot.com
Otto Fritton PZ ’27 used to write like he was solving a math equation. Mimicking others’ writing like a copy-and-paste equation, his stories continued to reflect a stubborn, rushed voice that ultimately left him humiliated. His new formula: Ignore the easy solution. The post The Writing Process: How not to compute your writing appeared first on The Student Life.| The Student Life
Looking for a fun, hands-on STEM craft that kids will love and learn from? This... The post DIY String Spinner Toy (Button Spinner): Classic STEM Craft appeared first on Teach Beside Me.| Teach Beside Me
The 18th century sees an increase in scientific knowledge and practical research. Many findings have a direct impact on everyday life, craft and commerce. New technics allows, e.g., to create new colours. Find out here what Napoleon’s Campaign in Egypt, the Prussians and an apothecary have to do with the various blue pigments created in the long 18th century.| Regency Explorer
Did someone say back to school? You’ll be more than ready with these back to school themed crafts and recipes! Back to School Crafts Painted Apple Mason Jar It’s the sweetest apple you ever did see! See how to make this simple DIY painted apple mason jar. And get tips for sweet treats to put […] The post Back to School Crafts and Recipes appeared first on Julie Measures.| Julie Measures
These pineapples aren't to eat, these crochet pineapple appliques are to wear! Celebrate summer with a FREE mini pineapple crochet pattern. Turn the mini pineapples into pins or a garland.| Julie Measures
This is a pattern for a crochet granny triangle. Follow the written pattern or watch the quick YouTube video tutorial to guide you through.| Zeens and Roger
Growing up with a brother whose birthday is 2 days before Christmas, I learned something: You always keep the birthday and Christmas separate. Then I married a man who shares his 5-days-before-Christmas birthday with his father, and the separation thing was confirmed as fairly universal for December babies. And then, of course, I had a […] The post Homemade “Little Drummer Boy” Drum Christmas Ornament appeared first on Life in Lape Haven.| Life in Lape Haven
Here's a fun tissue paper apple craft for kids that is perfect for back to school or fall celebrations! Kids will love this!| Ginger Casa
The Beach Morning Crochet Shawl is a light, airy, and happy little shawl that you can stitch up in no time flat in soft and bright yarn!| fiberfluxblog.com
Make travel days easier with these creative DIY travel toys that will keep kids busy, happy, and learning on long road trips or flights!| A Cultivated Nest
Make this adorable campfire paper craft! No template needed Perfect camping craft for kids using basic supplies.| Glamper Life
Storytime Theme: Brothers is a sweet storytime about the wonderful relationship between brothers (even when they argue a bit!).| Literacious
Well friends, you all wanted a post ASAP on these DIY Bobbin Frames so here it is! I just finished hanging them up yesterday. The playroom walls have seen many iterations over the years, from... The post DIY Bobbin Frames appeared first on Finding Lovely.| Finding Lovely
Discover a fun summer craft! Create DIY hanging frame decor with faux flowers and pom pom bumblebees for a playful touch to your home.| stephcreatesthingsdiyhomeandcrafts.blogspot.com
Help your preschooler learn the letter A with this fun alligator craft! It's a simple, hands-on way to build fine motor skills and early literacy.| Homeschool Preschool
Hi, gang. ✋ Craig here again. We’re continuing my series dive into the speculative genres. Today we’re going to look at High Fantasy. High Fantasy remains a popular genre, and it has some requireme…| Story Empire
This easy granny square bucket hat will be your go to hat for sunny days ahead! Crochet just a few granny squares joined together, then The post Granny Square Bucket Hat, Free Crochet Pattern + Video Tutorial appeared first on fiberfluxblog.com.| fiberfluxblog.com
The Sweetest Knit Baby Blanket is a beautiful blanket with lots of texture and beautiful eyelet rows! Knit up in thick and squishy blanket yarn, The post Sweetest Knit Baby Blanket, Free Knitting Pattern + Video Tutorial appeared first on fiberfluxblog.com.| fiberfluxblog.com
The One Evening Knit Scarf is a super quick little project that is both cozy and beautiful! Large needles and lofty blanket yarn makes this The post One Evening Knit Scarf, Free Knitting Pattern + Video appeared first on fiberfluxblog.com.| fiberfluxblog.com
Crochet this super cute Granny Square Tote Bag for carrying all your stuff! This bag is made with some easy and beautiful granny square motifs, The post Granny Square Tote Bag, Free Crochet Pattern + Full Video Tutorial appeared first on fiberfluxblog.com.| fiberfluxblog.com
This whimisical summer wreath diy is sure to put a smile on your face! Picnic themed door hanger featuring a crafted hot dog!| A girl and a glue gun
Make a patriotic DIY confetti popper for your next party or celebration! This is a fun patriotic, 4th of July craft for kids!| Teach Beside Me
Fold calm into your day with this beautiful origami koi fish using our step-by-step breakdown and full video tutorial. Perfect for kids, beginners, or anyone needing a peaceful pause.| The Craftaholic Witch
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As a Christian in the 21st century, you're not fighting a theological battle over truth but an emotional battle over morality. Let me explain.| Christian Publishing Show
Make any backyard get-together feel like a party! See how I hosted a simple backyard campfire party with these campfire themed centerpieces.| Julie Measures
Crochet Pattern Testing Overview Let’s begin by explaining, briefly, what crochet pattern testing is and then going over it in a bit more detail. Also, I think it would be interesting to explore the subject from both the designer’s and tester’s perspectives, so that’s what I’m going to do! Hopefully, I have insight into both…Continue reading ➞ Crochet Pattern Testing| Zeens and Roger
Dive into visual storytelling for the modern picture book market with agent Kait Feldmann! Kait Feldmann is an agent with …Continue reading →| Kite Tales
Learn how to style the most stunning pin board that's as beautiful as it is useful. All you need is a memo board and some push pins!|
Download your free Knit & Crochet e-book, and keep the winter chill away with patterns for beanies, cardigans, jumpers, blankets and more.| Better Homes & Gardens Australia
Clever ways to repurpose candle jars which are not only useful for the home, but also beautiful decorative projects.| A Cultivated Nest
When you're writing fiction, worldbuilding is vital to the success of your story. Your characters need a believable place to work and play!| The Write Life
Storytime Theme: Diwali is a wonderful way to introduce and celebrate the Hindu Festival of Lights for toddlers and preschoolers!| Literacious
Many of my hobbies are word-based. I read books, I review them, and I write short form narratives. The writing is for fun, something that I’ve reclaimed as enjoyable following academic writing. I have a group of friends that get together and workshop what we’re working on a few times a year – although most […]| faintingviolet
This is part two of a five-part series on the craft of writing by Matthew Clark Davison and Alice LaPlante. All too often, plot is taught as architecture, as per Freitig’s Triangle: rising action, …| Literary Hub
Hedgehogs are so cute! Make a few of these hedgehog crafts with your kids for some hands-on nature fun at home.| Backyard Summer Camp
