Lip Gloss

This is a fun, sweet, fruity lip gloss that gives your lips a little color too! Fun for girl’s parties! They can make it and take it home! Multiply the recipe to make as much as you like.   1 T. vegetable shortening 1 tsp honey 1 pack unsweetened Koolaid ¼ tsp hot water   […]

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Chalk Art

Make sidewalk chalk art reproductions AGES: Seven to 13 Masking tape (optional) Colored chalk White chalk Illustrations from books or comic books, or reproductions of master paintings (postcards work great) A sidewalk or paved driveway Be advised that some kids, especially younger ones, may rather make their own art as opposed to reproducing someone else’s. […]

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Dryer Lint Modeling Material

3 C. Lint (from laundry dryers) 2 C. Cold or warm water 2/3 C. Non-self-rising wheat flour 3 drops oil of wintergreen Old newspaper Put lint and water in a large saucepan. Stir to dampen all parts of the lint. Add flour and stir thoroughly to prevent lumps. Add oil of wintergreen. Cook over low […]

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A Summer Scrapbook

Chronicle vacation days and create a book of warm memories to share in any season. Whether your child’s heading off to camp, taking a family vacation, or simply enjoying what your neighborhood has to offer, collecting and preserving summer mementos will give her a sense of time, perspective, and history. And assembling a scrapbook with […]

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Expressive T-Shirts

  Kids will love creating these Jackson Pollock-inspired fashion statements.   Read a children’s book about the artist, such as Action Jackson by Jan Greenberg, Sandra Jordan, and Robert Andrew Parker.  Gather materials for your shirt project.   cotton t-shirt fabric or acrylic paints squeezable bottles   Fill squeezable bottles with a colorful variety of […]

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The Great Marble Challenge

A marble, some paper towel tubes and tape can be the basis for this fun game. Challenge your kids to move a marble from one spot to another through tube tunnels. Start easy (say, from a chair to the other side of the room), then get harder (around the corner and downstairs). For older children, […]

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Library Scavenger

  Teach your children how to find information rather than concentrating on the information itself.  There’s so much to learn and so many sources of information, that you have to know how to find what you want.   PROJECT: To find information using different library reference materials to encourage kids to learn how to do […]

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Out of My Way!

  Challenge: Your TASK is to move various Objects into a Container from a marked area without touching the objects or putting any part of your body into the marked area. Using the materials provided, come up with ways to move the Objects out of the larger marked area into the Container without touching the […]

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