Back to School Treasure Hunt
Start a new tradition to prepare for back to school! Do a treasure hunt to find your school supplies! Printable Back to School Treasure Hunt
Start a new tradition to prepare for back to school! Do a treasure hunt to find your school supplies! Printable Back to School Treasure Hunt
Your kids love art class — so give them a little art class at home! Create your own art camp whenever you need a creative
Doodling builds brain connections — it’s great for you and your kids. Take doodling to the next level and try zentangles. In fact, host your own
Artsy kids and non-artsy parents will love the Artful Parent’s new, fancy shmancy book — The Artful Parent: Simple Ways to Fill Your Family’s Life with
I know for sure that children are artists. So, I’ve found some great ideas to share with you that will keep your child imagining, creating,
If you’re like me, you try to parent intentionally, growing and learning through diapers and braces. The three must-read books I’m sharing today, two on
Hello! It is so lovely to be here today. I am Maggy, and write over at Red Ted Art, where I like to get crafty
We often ask kids what they’re good at, what they like, or who they are. Help kids figure this out with art journal prompts. Here
We’ve been staying inside as if it were rainy. But it’s not; it’s just hot! Are you staying inside, too? (Or are we the only
Are you enjoying the summer’s moments? My two-week tech break wasn’t totally successful but, I did cut way back. And, in the process, I found
Do your kids love the I Spy books by Jean Marzollo and Walter Wick? These books plus other I Spy books help children with visual discrimination
AJ’s been playing The Oregon Trail on the iPad so I figured it’s time for a round-up of history and geography apps. We haven’t tried
Guest post by Kristin Autry, preschool teacher turned stay at home mom who blogs at Sense of Wonder. When looking for inspiration for your next art project,
My little sister concocted perfumes all summer long. Now, it’s time for me to share the fun nature and science activity with my kids. We
Art helps kids express feelings. For many children, it’s easier to draw an emotion than label it and talk about it. Certainly this is true
by Violette Clark, author of Journal Bliss: Creative Prompts to Unleash your Inner Eccentric. Kids love to create art and if you give them a few
Guest post written by amazing play blogger, Jamie from hands on: as we grow. Hello Imagination Soup readers! Melissa always has terrific book suggestions. How about
I don’t know about you but I’m always adapting my organizational systems for my kids and their ages. Especially when it comes to writing and
by Susan Getty, mom, librarian, and blogger. Art Journals With Kids Post #2 (Art Journals With Kids Post #1) Art Journals with Kids In mid-November, I
Second guest post from Peter H. Reynolds, author, illustrator, speaker, educator, and creative being. Read his first guest post, Creative Ways to Reach All Learners. Nurture
by author and mother, Dianna Hutts Aston. Benefits of Dyslexia The making of “Dream Something Big/The Story of the Watts Towers” may be the most
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