Rangoli is a decorative art practised at Divali. Patterns are often drawn on the doorstep or approach to a house and give a message of welcome to visitors. Using the template in the back of the issue, some different pasta shapes and coloured paints, kids can create this colourful Rangoli picture. see page 27 of […]
Read article Post tagsFun Halloween Pumpkin cards and decorations using half an apple to print with! Cut an apple in half, dip in orange paint and print away! see page 11 in the Autumn issue for this and more fun autumnal projects.
Read article Post tagsThis really simple project shows what happens to soap when you pop it in the microwave for a couple of minutes! Kids can then decorate with feathers, pipe cleaners, googly eyes, etc See page 44 in the Autumn issue for full details.
Read article Post tagsGo for a walk this autumn and encourage your kids to collect different shaped and sized leaves – those with prominent veins work best! Using acrylic paints, get them to paint the leaves and press them onto paper. Or using a sponge, use the leaf as a stencil and dab paint in the leaf to […]
Read article Post tagsThis issue is packed with dozens of fun ideas for fun in the sun (or indoors if it’s not!) – including games to play and crafts to mark International Friendship Day (July 30th) – a great opportunity to spend special times together.
Read article Post tagsThese colourful fruity cards are perfect for most occasions and will help children to learn and visualise fractions.
Read article Post tagsUsing thin coloured foam or card, create your own ugly bug ball with these super insect finger puppets! A great way to extend learning the next time you go insect spotting.
Read article Post tagsEncourages Exploring & Using Mixed Media & Materials. Children have great fun making patterns with their fingertips dipped in paint
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