Providencia Serpe: Maybe cut out of construction paper.. an orange pumpkin shape ... a green stem .. and some different shaped black eyes and noses and mouths for pumpkin and with a glue stick let your child make the pumpkin face that they like. You could have fun changing it around til they found the one they liked and then put it on the frig to show it off?:) It won't matter a bit if the mouth is upside down or the eyes crooked hehe:)
Irvin Guiles: What Holiday? Halloween, Christmas, Easter..
Ewa Homrich: google "home school" and you will get a listing of a bunch of webpages with activities to print out. They are designed for kids of all ages who are home-schooled so they are just like the handouts for crafts done at public schools. A lot of sites have projects for all age groups and they are free. I printed out a ton of ghost projects and pumpkins for my 5 year old son and nephew that I babsit regularly. It's great during dinner, have them cutti! ng and coloring at the table out of my way while I cook or clean..and my 3 year old is doing it too. Not to mention building great skills for school!...Show more
Lia Argall: any upcoming holiday...any good websites?
Foster Koopmann: for xmas, my 3 year old and I are gonna decorate pine cones we have been collecting throughout the year, we will dip it in glue and then sparkles, and tie a ribbon on the top and hang it on the tree. Also, you could make a paper chain to go around the tree.
Beau Starcevic: LOL...you might want to stick with EDIBLE crafts...at this age...most everything will go in their mouths! Cereal crafts, etc... I thought I was going to be creative with my now 20 month old.... yeah, whatever! :)
Rayford Latz: I've made styrofoam ball snowmen with my kids. I put them together with pipecleaners and then the kids glue on faces. When they are all done we dip them in glue and sparkles to make them shiny.
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