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Easy Easter Craft for Preschoolers: Egg Sun Catcher

February 27, 2020 By: Sweet Frugal Life8 Comments

Make this fun Easter craft with your kids today!

I found the perfect easy Easter craft for preschoolers! My son and I had so much fun making it together, and I am so excited to share it with you! The Egg Sun catcher is hanging up in our window right now and I love seeing the bright colors of it every day.

This project is so easy and I just used items I already had around the house. I LOVE when that happens!

The colors of the egg can easily be customized using any of your favorite colors. I did this craft with my preschooler, but it would also be great for a toddler to help them practice fine motor skills!

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Your Supplies

First, I gathered all of my supplies. You will need:

Tissue Paper: I just grabbed all my spring colors from the tissue paper I already had at home. You can find some for cheap at the Dollar Tree.
Contact Paper: One roll of contact paper will last a long time and is fun for laminating things by hand or other fun little craft projects.
Scissors
Paper Hole Punch
String, yarn, whatever you have on hand to hang the egg with

Egg Sun Catcher Tutorial

Cut squares out of your tissue paper. I didn’t use very much from each color, it will just depend on how many and how big you are making your egg.

After you have a nice pile of tissue paper squares it’s time to get your contact paper ready. I cut two pieces of contact paper, both large enough for our egg.

Set one of the contact pieces aside and pull off the backing of the other piece and lay it sticky side up on the counter top. My son then started placing the tissue paper all over the contact paper, making sure to overlap and fill all the holes.

Related: How to Make Easy Nature Bookmarks

Once you have your contact paper covered with the tissue paper you will pull off the backing of your second sheet of contact paper.

Carefully lay the two contact sheets together with both sticky side on the tissue paper.

For the egg template, just print one from the computer using clip art (easy peasy).

Trace the egg onto the contact paper and then cut along the tracing.

Once the egg is cut out you can use your hole punch to poke a hole in the top of the egg.

Loop your string through the hole and your Easter Egg Sun Catcher is ready to hang in your window!

My son has a short attention span so he loves doing these quick and easy projects with me. Now if only the snow would melt and then spring would really be here!

Related: 15 FREE Things to do with your Kids over Spring Break

Enjoy this easy Easter craft for preschoolers!

Yarn Hearts: An Easy Valentine Craft for Kids

February 7, 2020 By: Sweet Frugal Life3 Comments

An Easy Valentine Heart Craft for Kids!

A friend shared a brilliant idea with me the other day! She said she uses a small Christmas tree for Valentines Day; instead of decorating it with Christmas ornaments she has a little box of Valentines decorations that she brings out every February and her kids get to decorate a Valentines Tree. I thought this would make a fun valentine craft for kids.

So, I got to work putting together my own valentine tree. I already had a small tree that I use for Christmas each year, the only problem is that I didn’t have any decorations for the tree….and I did NOT want to buy any.

We got to work crafting. First, we made a few hearts out of beads and pipe cleaners. They were so easy, just stick beads on a pipe cleaner and shape it as a heart. Done and done!

Next, we made this darling Pom-Pom Garland. I loved it so much and I can’t wait to make more! You can find the tutorial here.

And last, but not least, we put together these Yarn Heart Ornaments. They were SO fun to make and easy enough for my 6 year old to join in. I love the projects that all three kids can enjoy together!

Yarn Hearts Tutorial

First, you need some cardboard hearts. I grabbed a box from my large stash of amazon boxes and cut out a few hearts.

Choose your favorite yarn color. Here is one of my favorite yarn brands. Use a little bit of tape to attach the yarn to the cardboard heart.

Now for the fun part. Just start wrapping your yarn around the heart. Try to wrap it in different angles to make the design interesting. It wasn’t easy to get all of the small nooks and crannies, but we kept working it and was able to get the entire heart covered.

When your cardboard heart is all covered and looks just right tie a small knot and cut off your excess yarn. I tucked the knot underneath some yarn to try to hide it, which seemed to work well!

And guess what! You are done! That’s it! We attached a few ornament hooks through the yarn and hung it up on our Valentines Day Tree.

I just love how these crafts and little tree turned out, and what’s even better….my kids love it! They are so proud that they helped make all of the decorations; and seeing my kids happy faces is the best kind of valentine gift I could ever receive!

Related Easy Craft Projects:

Tissue Paper Pom-Pom Tutorial

The Easiest Halloween Pumpkin Tutorial

How to Make an Easy Nature Bookmark Tutorial

Easter Egg Sun Catcher

Now it’s your turn to make this easy valentine craft for kids!

Dollar Tree Easter Basket Ideas

March 19, 2019 By: Sweet Frugal Life10 Comments

Cheap kids Easter basket ideas!

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A common misconception is that the only way for kids to have a childhood full of memorable holidays and fun traditions is to spend a lot of money…..I’m here to tell you that is just.not.true.

This is one of the many reasons why I LOVE The Dollar Tree. I love watching their season aisle. It’s fun to see what they bring in every year.

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Every year I buy my kids Easter Basket Stuffers from The Dollar Tree spring section. This year I spent a total of $6 per basket, making the grand total for 3 Easter Baskets only $18! AND! I know my kids will love them (yay!). Today, I’m sharing these Dollar Tree Easter Basket ideas with you!

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The Baskets

Fortunately I didn’t need to buy baskets, grass filler or plastic eggs because I save each of these things to use year after year. These current baskets have last me over 5 years and I’m sure they will last another 5! This saves me a few bucks every year, but those few dollars add up to big savings!

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However, if you are needing new baskets or plastic eggs The Dollar Tree has you covered! Their Easter aisle is packed full of eggs and grass in every imaginable color and Easter Baskets for every personality.

Teen Girl Easter Basket

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My 13 year old daughter loves all things artsy, tendy and girly; and I found the PERFECT items for her basket that fit these categories.

I was so excited when I found these darling faux potted cactus’s at The Dollar Tree. My daughter has a slight obsession with cactus’s at the moment (and tells me so do all of her friends….) so I knew this would be PERFECT in her basket.

I also found a fun Calligraphy book to help teach her pretty lettering, white nail polish, and a colorful kite.

Tween Girl Easter Basket

Next up was my 10 year old daughters basket. She is pure girl and loves using her hands in the kitchen or at the table crafting.

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I found a nice selection of hands on science kits at The Dollar Tree and ended up buying this Crystal Growing Kit. We have tried to grow our own crystals at home and have failed every time! I’m hoping to have much more success with this kit!

She’s also getting a kite, some chapstick (don’t you love those spring colors!) and a Spiral Art set. Did you love Spiral Art as much as I did as a kid???? So fun!

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Boy Easter Basket

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Last, but certainly not least is my 6 year old sons Easter Basket. He is all boy through and through and just wants to be busy and active all of the time.

I found a box of sidewalk chalk at The Dollar Tree and decided this would be the perfect way to get him outside during spring.

His basket is also filled with a kite, a cute robot on canvas to color and a slinky. He has ALWAYS wanted his very own slinky (little bother problems, amiright???) and I can’t wait for him to see this one.

The Candy

What’s Easter without some candy???? The Dollar Tree has you covered! I’m serious. I have a slight (ok, serious) addiction to Sweet Tarts Jelly Beans….have you ever tried them??? So good! I was very proud of myself that I left the bag at the store, otherwise, the entire bag would have been gone before I even left the parking lot (only kinda kidding…).

I DID buy a few pieces of candy for the kids though. Starburst Jelly Beans (also so good!) and chocolate bunnies to name a few.

Do you love filling Easter eggs with candy? I totally do! There is something so fulfilling about it!

My kids will wake up on Easter Sunday, anxiously walk into our living room area, run to their Easter Baskets and proclaim with excitement about what it’s inside. They will laugh, they will smile, and they will remember their childhood with all the warm fuzzy memories we want them to have…..and all it cost was $6. Thank you Dollar Tree.

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I hope these dollar tree Easter basket ideas gives you some inspiration as you stuff your kids baskets this year.

Christmas Hard Candy Recipe

December 19, 2018 By: Sweet Frugal Life4 Comments

Cinnamon Candy Recipe

Years ago I went home with my now husband for Christmas. It’s always interesting to me how different families celebrate each holiday. On this visit all those years ago I was introduced to many new traditions (they open all of their presents Christmas Eve, was, ALL the presents. Anyone else do this???) and lots of new foods! I fell in love with this Cinnamon Candy that my mother in law made.

As a result I asked her to teach me how to make it the same weekend and I have been making this recipe every year since! Also, it takes less than 30 minutes and we were all done with this sweet cinnamon candy. This recipe is now a tradition in our own home and we look forward to making it every year.

Fortunately, this Christmas candy can be made using peppermint oil, with green food coloring or cinnamon oil, with red food coloring. I prefer the cinnamon and that is what I make each year, but my husbands mom usually makes both kinds for a pretty red and green treat.

How to Make Your Own Cinnamon Candy

Another idea for this cinnamon candy is to give it as a fun treat to give to neighbors or friends. They will love it!

You will need to buy either cinnamon oil or peppermint oil. These are not usually found at a grocery store. I buy mine at a craft store in the cake decorating section. I also found them for you on Amazon, just click the links above! Do not use cinnamon or peppermint extract, it won’t turn out as good! (I promise, I tried!)

Print Recipe

Christmas Hard Candy Recipe

Easy Cinnamon Candy Recipe for the Holidays!

Ingredients

3 1/2 cup sugar
1 cup light corn syrup
1 cup water
1/2 tsp cinnamon or peppermint oil
1 tsp either red (for cinnamon) or green (for peppermint) food coloring for cinnamon or green (for peppermint) food coloring

Instructions

In a large heavy saucepan, combine sugar, corn syrup, and water.
Cook on medium to high heat until candy thermometer reads 300 degrees (hard crack stage), stirring occasionally.
Remove from the heat.
Stir in oil and food coloring, keeping face away from mixture as odor is very strong. Immediately pour onto an oiled cookie sheet.
Cool and break into pieces.
Store in air tight container.

Let me know if you try it and like it! It puts a big smile on my husbands face every year!

Check out my other Christmas Recipes:

Christmas Tree Cookie Recipe

Easy Hot Cocoa Mix Recipe

Enjoy Your Cinnamon Candy this Christmas!

Easy Hot Chocolate Mix Recipe

December 5, 2018 By: Sweet Frugal Life24 Comments

A good hot chocolate mix recipe makes everything better!

Hot cocoa is such a fun staple to have in your home during these cold winter months. My kids will spend hours playing outside in the snow and the first thing they ask for when they come inside is some hot chocolate! Back in my “spender” days I use to buy hot chocolate mix at the store like it was nobody’s business! Once I started learning how to save and live a frugal life I learned how to make hot chocolate mix from scratch with this easy hot chocolate mix recipe and I have never looked back! Not only does making your own hot cocoa save you money, it is also so quick and easy to do. It also tastes much better than what you will buy from the store!

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Hot Cocoa Mix

Ingredients

2 cups nonfat dry milk powder
3/4 cup sugar
1/2 cup cocoa
1/2 cup powdered creamer
1/8 tsp salt

Instructions

Combine all ingredients and mix well. Store in a tightly covered container.
To make hot chocolate: Stir 1/4 cup mix with 3/4 cup boiling water. Enjoy!

Related: 25 Completely Free Family Winter Activities

We usually make this mix for our family to enjoy all winter, but it would also be a really frugal Christmas gift for friends and neighbors. Whip up a large batch, portion it into cute jars and tie a bow around it. Done!

Related: Cheap Gift Ideas for Neighbors, Teachers, and Friends

Let me know if you make this hot chocolate! I would love to hear how it turns out!

Christmas Tree Cookie Recipe

November 29, 2018 By: Sweet Frugal Life3 Comments

One of my favorite Christmas Traditions as a young girl was my mom making these delicious Christmas Tree Cookies! I knew it was Christmastime when I came home to these delicious treats after school. This Christmas cookie recipe is so easy and always a hit for kids and adults!

My mom is no longer living, so I have continued on the tradition by making them for my kids. They are SO easy and I love the hint of almond flavor!

One of the best parts of making Christmas Tree Cookies is getting to use this fun Wilton Cookie Press. It’s really easy to use, and you can usually find one under $10! It comes with a dozen different plates with fun shapes for cookies. All you have to do is fill it with the cookie dough, turn it upside down and press the trigger! Out comes a cute little tree.

Print Recipe

Christmas Tree Cookies

Ingredients

1 cup butter
3/4 cup sugar
1 egg
1 tsp almond extract
1/4 tsp salt
2 1/4 cups flour
1/4 tsp baking powder
green food coloring

Instructions

Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
Cream the butter and sugar together in mixer.
Beat in egg and almond extract.
Mix dry ingredients together in a separate bowl. Gradually add to mixer.
Add a few drops of green food coloring. Mix well.
Fill Cookie Press with dough and insert the tree plate.
Use Cookie Press to make cookies on ungreased cookie sheet.
Sprinkle with red sprinkles.
Bake in hot oven for 8 minutes.

They are so easy! Your kids will look forward to this Christmas cookie recipe every year, I promise!

25 Gift Ideas for 5-7 year old boys under $25

November 8, 2018 By: Sweet Frugal Life7 Comments

My goal for giving gifts is to find good quality gifts that will be loved for years, without spending very much money. I know it’s hard, but it is possible! Today I found 25 gift ideas for 5-7 year old boys, check them out below!

Gifts for Reading

One of my very fave children’s books is The Monster at the End of This Book. It is such a fun, interactive story that brings a laugh with every turn of the page. The price is fantastic at $4.44.

The Book With No Pictures is so much fun! Each page is filled with silly words that “must” be read exactly as shown. It’s impossible to read it without laughing, and it is worth the $13.99!

You can honestly never go wrong with a Piggie and Gerald book! They are so fun and loveable! We spend hours reading them weekly. The Let’s Go For a Drive book happens to be one of our faves and is a great deal for just $5!

Educational Gifts

I have heard so many positive things about this Snap Circuits set. It is educational, fun, and has over 5,000 positive reviews. This is actually the gift I bought my 6 year old. It is currently priced at $20.99.

This Science Kit can provide hours of fun for you and your son to enjoy together. It is educational, rewarding, and fun. You can get it now for just $15.42.

I love this educational LEGO craft kit. It involves building, planning, and experimenting andteaches you how to build 10 different moving machines with all pieces needed included. This is a great toy for helping kids learn, while they are having fun! It is only $14.89!

This How to Draw book is perfect for a child who is interested in drawing. The shapes are all easy to draw and understand, making it perfect for a young beginner. It is just $4.99!

Sport Gifts

Here is a fun Over the Door Basketball Hoop for a fun game of bball in the house. It is $19.99 and includes a ball.

Do you have a soccer lover? This Soccer Goal Net would be a fun gift to help them practice their newly learned skills and get them outside staying active. It is currently on sale for just $19.99!

Gifts for Play

Remote control anything is always a sure bet with young boys. This Remote Control Car is extra special with the flashing lights. It is on a great sale right now at $24.95.

How fun would these Walkie Talkies be for your sweet boy? The reviews are all fantastic and they are only $23.99.

Magformers is one of my favorite toys for kids. It’s a great educational toy for kids to use their imagination and STEM knowledge. But, at the same time, it’s also fun…..so they don’t even know they are learning! This is a small beginner set and costs $16.97.

When it comes to boys, you can never go wrong with a LEGO set. Honestly though, LEGOS are expensive. I found this LEGO City set a few months ago and really felt like it was an excellent value at $23.99.

How cute is this Kids Tool Set? My little boy just loves pulling out his toy tools and “helping” dad around the house. This set costs $19.99.

My son received these Night Vision Goggles for Christmas last year and absolutely LOVED them! He was so cute playing “spy” with them. They are only $14.99!

This Nerf Gun has over 4,000 positive reviews and comes with 6 darts. It could provide hours of fun for any little boy! It is priced at $12.99.

Drones are so fun, but they can be expensive! This Mini Drone is a good price and would make such a fun toy! It is only $23.98!

The Flexible Race Track is a FAVORITE in our house. The tracks are easy to snap together and fun to change the design over and over. It is a good price at $24.95!

This Robo Shooter Robot looks so fun! Not only does it walk and move, it also shoots frisbees! I was happy to find it on sale for just $24.99.

I love these Boogie Boards. They are similar to a white board and chalkboard, but easier to erase and so much less mess. My kids absolutely love them! We use them on car trips, during church, and for playing at home. This Boogie Board is $21.97.

The Star Wars craze is back, and not going anywhere anytime soon. This 2 Pack Light Sabers are perfect for a friendly duel. You can also attach them together to make a dual saber! So fun. This two pack is $23.94.

This is a perfect beginner Transformer for young boys. It is easy to transform from action figure to vehicle and is sure to be a big hit. As far as transformers go, this one is an excellent price at $14.99.

Games

Our Family LOVES the game Spot It. I was really excited to find a Spot It Jr. for our little one. This game is so easy to learn and play, and so addicting! It is only $7.99.

Connect 4 is a classic game, and for good reason! It is fun to play and a perfect game for beginners. Buy it now for only $8.77.

My son loves the game Exploding Kittens. It is a huge hit for young kids and I know you will love it. You can get it for only $19.99.

You might also be interested in my other gift guides:

25 Gift Ideas for Tween Girls; all under $25!

Christmas Gift Ideas for Teen Girls under $25

10 Valentine Gifts for Her under $10

10 Valentines gifts for him under $10!

Easy Pumpkin Craft Tutorial For a Fun Fall Decoration

October 17, 2018 By: Sweet Frugal Life3 Comments

Yesterday I pulled out all of our fall decorations and had fun getting the house looking a little more festive. After that I decided I wanted a few more small decor items, but didn’t want to spend very much money. So, I decided to make this easy pumpkin craft!

My friend showed me how to make these toilet paper pumpkins a few years ago, and I knew they would be the perfect addition to my house this fall. The best part about these pumpkins is they cost less than $1 to make! Yep, you read that right, $1!

The only item I bought for these pumpkins was the fabric for 97 cents each. If that’s not frugal, I don’t know what is! Not only are these crazy cheap to make…..they are also one of the easiest crafts ever! Most importantly, I spent less than an hour making all three of these darling Halloween Pumpkins.

Halloween Pumpkin DIY

For each pumpkin you will need:

One roll of toilet paper

One square of fabric (I bought the fat quarter fabric from Walmart for $.97)

Hot glue gun

A twig for the stem

First you will lay the square of fabric right side down on the table. Place your toilet paper in the middle.

Next, tuck the ends of the fabric into the middle of the toilet paper. I try to pull the fabric tight as I go, this helps makes some cute textures and creases for the pumpkin. Keep stuffing the ends of the fabric into the toilet paper roll until all the ends of the fabric are hidden.

You are almost done! For the stem, I simply went into my backyard (or you can try to search a park) and cut a piece of a twig to the size I wanted. Hot glue a small amount of glue into the middle of your pumpkin. Stick the twig into the hot glue, making sure it is sticking up correctly.

And you are done! Easiest thing ever, right?!?!

Try playing around with the toilet paper to make different shapes and sizes. For the polka dot pumpkin, I took off about 1/4 of the toilet paper to make a smaller pumpkin. I also wrapped some toilet paper loosely around the entire roll. This gives it a slightly more rounded look.

I wanted my other black pumpkin to be a little bit larger so, I added extra toilet paper to the roll, and tried to give it a rounded loose look.

I loved the way this one turned out! There really are some many possibilities! And for a whopping 97 cents…..you can make a dozen of these without breaking the bank!

Have you ever made a toilet paper roll pumpkin before??? It truly is such a fun and easy pumpkin craft! Let me know if you try it out, I would love to hear how they turned out.

Happy frugal crafting!

The Easiest No Sew Halloween Trick or Treat Bag

October 2, 2018 By: Sweet Frugal Life3 Comments

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Halloween is just around the corner! I love this time of year; I love the pumpkins, the crisp cool air, the changing leaves, and the excitement in my children. My kids love to dress up as anything they want and run around the neighborhood trick or treating.

The urge to craft came on strong the other day and I decided it would be so fun to make my kids new bags for trick or treating. I wanted to create something cute, but also simple and frugal (because that’s how I roll!).

I came up with the idea of a no sew trick or treat bag. I’ll be honest with you….it was even EASIER than I originally had planned! (win!)

Trick or Treat Bag Tutorial

Supplies Needed:

– Canvas Craft Tote

– Scrap fabric

– Wonder Under

– Iron/ironing board

– Pattern for tracing

Let’s Begin:

You will first need to find your pattern for tracing. I asked my kids what picture they wanted on their bags and they requested a spider and a cat.

After a quick google search I was able to find a couple of good tracing patterns. Print these off and then cut out the shape.

Now, follow the directions found on your wonder under fusing.

I cut out a large square of wonder under (large enough to cover the entire shape), and ironed the rough side onto the wrong side of the fabric.

Use your tracing pattern to trace the shape onto the paper side of the wonder under.

Once the pattern is traced, cut the picture out (fabric and all).

Last, you will gently pull off the paper backing of the wonder under. Center it on the bag, and then iron it.

I have found that holding the iron steady for 5-10 seconds over each section of the picture helps give the applique a nice firm hold.

That’s it! You’re done! See, I told you it would be easy!! It probably took me a total of one hour to finish both bags! Quick crafting, is my type of crafting!

There are so many fun possibilities for these bags! Pumpkin, ghost, witch hat, bat, skeleton, or lettering would all make darling trick or treat bags!

I can’t wait to watch my kids go trick or treating with their new bags!

Easy St.Patrick’s Day Craft for Preschoolers

February 23, 2018 By: Sweet Frugal Life15 Comments

This is the perfect craft for March!

This St.Patrick’s Day craft for preschoolers is so easy, so simple, and oh so fun for preschoolers and toddlers. I love finding fun crafts for kids that are actually helping their little bodies develop. This craft is fantastic for helping the little ones develop their fine motor skills. It requires a lot of tearing and cutting, which will strengthen those little finger muscles….all while having a little fun!

Related: Easter Egg Sun Catcher

First, gather up all of your random green paper around the house. Most of ours came from the scrap pile I keep from other paper projects. I printed out a shamrock by finding a clip art shamrock on Microsoft Word. (yes, I am so fancy 🙂 )

Now let your sweet little get to work. Encourage them to rip the papers into small pieces. My son got a little tired of ripping and decided to get his scissors out and cut pieces. Do whichever works for you and your littles.

Once you have a nice pile of green shredded paper have your child glue the pieces onto the shamrock. We decided to turn this into a group effort, I glued and he stuck the papers on. It was fun to spend some time together crafting and discussing St.Patrick’s Day.

This was such a fun activity. I love doing things these simple craft projects, especially when I already have all the supplies on hand. How are you prepping for St.Patrick’s day with your kids?

Make this fun Easter craft with your kids today!

Your Supplies

Egg Sun Catcher Tutorial

Enjoy this easy Easter craft for preschoolers!

An Easy Valentine Heart Craft for Kids!

Yarn Hearts Tutorial

Related Easy Craft Projects:

Now it’s your turn to make this easy valentine craft for kids!

Cheap kids Easter basket ideas!

The Baskets

Teen Girl Easter Basket

Tween Girl Easter Basket

Boy Easter Basket

The Candy

Related Easter Posts

I hope these dollar tree Easter basket ideas gives you some inspiration as you stuff your kids baskets this year.

Cinnamon Candy Recipe

How to Make Your Own Cinnamon Candy

Christmas Hard Candy Recipe

Ingredients

Instructions

Check out my other Christmas Recipes:

Enjoy Your Cinnamon Candy this Christmas!

A good hot chocolate mix recipe makes everything better!

Hot Cocoa Mix

Ingredients

Instructions

Let me know if you make this hot chocolate! I would love to hear how it turns out!

Christmas Tree Cookies

Ingredients

Instructions

Gifts for Reading

Educational Gifts

Sport Gifts

Gifts for Play

Games

Halloween Pumpkin DIY

And you are done! Easiest thing ever, right?!?!

Trick or Treat Bag Tutorial

Supplies Needed:

Let’s Begin:

This is the perfect craft for March!

Let me know if you try this easy St.Patrick’s Day Craft with your preschooler!