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Families looking for fun activities, and easy crafts for kids can find a lot to do with simple objects. Many items can be found in the home or yard for hours of fun.

Game design teaches kids how to think like a player and a designer to make a fun and eye-catching creation.

Looking for craft projects and materials that will give kids the most fun with the least mess? Try these tips for fun, easy and clean art projects for kids.

For those homeschooling, working on a distance learning program, or attending public school art journaling goals for the coming year puts a creative twist on academics.

Often, artists equate art journals with drawing and collage work. Try something different!

Encourage your children to work on Easter art project in their art journals or drawing books.

Recycle used printables and coloring book pages into mixed media art work.

Do you need to add some small artistic token to some Easter cards? Are you looking for a project to work on with your kids? Read on!

Make a fun board game with a dinosaur theme.

This project works with eggs that have had the yolks blown out of them, plastic Easter eggs, and wooden eggs.

Kids love crafting, so why not teach them how to make some mixed-media art cards for Valentine's Day?

Get ready for some hoppin' good times when you make this board game to play with your friends.

Born on June 28 this is the engineer that built the Panama Canal.

Do you have a collection that isn't quite right for a shelf or other kind of flat display? Turn this collection into art using a shadow box.

The holidays are right around the corner. What does that mean? Making easy craft projects with the kids to use as gifts!

Children love messy craft projects that they can use to decorate with for Christmas. This project is a great way to incorporate a lesson in recycling into the process!

Born in France in 1712 June 28 is his birthday too.

Today (June 28, 1778) May Ludwaig Hayes, better known as Molly Pitcher, aided the American Patriots.

With a few simple and inexpensive art supplies around the house, children can produce artwork worthy of a "clothesline" art show.

Renaissance coloring. Johan Printz

The Renaissance comes to life through art!

More Roman coloring pages.

Add some spice to your history with hands-on projects. This one's theme is Rome.

On June 27 1846 the Smithsonian Institute was established. Celebrate with this coloring sheet.

These tactile art projects allow kids to get their fingers and hands right in the materials.

A great resource to have in your craft closet.

In this art project for kids age 8-12, create a crater-like moon surface with rubbed textures and phases of the moon. This fun project combines art and science.

Whether teaching in a school, home school, or camp, it is easy to adapt one of these basic projects and include a craft at the end of any topic.

It may not happen every year, but it is inevitable for Christmas ornaments and decorations to break from time to time. Turn that trash into treasured art pieces!

June 27 is also the birthday of Charles IX, king of France.

Make a dinosaur memory game and see how well you remember! This one is geared toward little people.

Play some Dinosaur Bingo. Realistic dinosaurs make for some great prehistoric fun.

Make a dinosaur memory game and see how well you remember!

Make some lacing cards for the little ones.

A quick art project that teaches the basic concept of cartoons and animation through a simple flipbook, using paper and pencil.

Known as Louis the Just, June 27 is this king of France's birthday.

Print out and make your own ocean or fish themed lotto game.

Print out and make your own robot themed lotto game.

Another fun set of dominoes to make and play.

Creating Tibetan Buddhist prayer flags teaches children about multiculturalism and color symbolism. It's quick and easy to make this beautiful, meaningful art project.

If you're apart from a loved one for a long period of time, consider creating a keepsake art journal to present when you're reunited once again.

We're surrounded by art supplies all the time; even when we open our mailboxes. Turn those pieces of junk mail, such as catalogs, into art books.

Create an altered book project from your expired daily planner or calendar book. Rather than throwing it away, turn it into art!

Rather than just looking to plain white paper as the go to art supply for snowflake creation, make a snowflake gift book from a variety of papers.

Instead of throwing it away or letting it pile up, put kids' art projects on display with inexpensive items like empty boxes and scrapbook paper supplies.

Parents looking for family activities or things to do with kids during the winter can try many winter themed crafts. Complete them as a family to fill the months ahead.

A host of activities from across the curriculum can be planned in the Montessori preschool classroom to introduce and engage the young child with the funnel.

Think green when packing lunch for the kids during the school year. Here are some helpful tips to make lunch have a positive impact on children and the planet.