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Tissue paper flowers are fun to make and fun to give as gifts. They're sure to bring sometime springtime cheer whenever you make them.

Infuse seasonal elements into spring party decorations with light colors and floral accents.

This paper plate basket can hold plenty of pretty paper flowers, and still have room inside for Easter candy or other treats.

Share the timeless beauty of the rosary with children through hands-on projects.

Hippity Hoppity, Easter's on its way! Celebrate the arrival of spring and the Easter holiday with festive, yet simple, crafts and activities kids are certain to enjoy.

Fine motor skills are important for academic success. Help students to develop tactile strength and dexterity with engaging arts and crafts activities.

Whether you're allergic to fresh flowers or just want something unique, there are plenty of stylish wedding alternatives to traditional bridal bouquets.

Can't draw more than a stick figure? All thumbs when it comes to cutting and pasting? Here are some easy crafts even an un-crafty parent can do with kids.

First grade students are inspired to learn about hibernation and respond to journal prompts during bear-themed winter lesson plans based on the book Bear Snores On.

Mother's Day is a great time to harness the creativity of young children. Help the preschoolers in your class to create unique gifts with these simple suggestions.

Reach out to those in need by making some fun kid's crafts

Create an age appropriate Valentine's Day bulletin board to display student work and teach about friendship and encouragement.

Have a houseful of kids this summer? Host a do-it-yourself stay-at-home camp for affordable, fun activities with children.