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Picture this: the front door is blocked with snow, the kids are running around in their pajamas displaying their excitement for a snow day, and immediately plop down in front of the TV.

Or maybe you’ve spent your Saturday morning in 95-degree weather, watching herds of uncoordinated 6-year-olds following a soccer ball around a field. The second you bring the kids home, you find a trail of Gatorade bottles and kicked off soccer cleats, socks, and shin guards leading towards the PlayStation. You want to turn the TV off, but you dread the “are you kidding me?” looks that you know you’re going to receive the minute you step within a foot of the remote. Luckily, creative minds all over the world have come up with a few alternatives that are sure to keep the kids happy and excited to have artwork to display around the house.

This craft blog aims to give you step-by-step tutorials on how to keep the kids entertained and the creativity flowing. And who knows? Maybe the kid inside you will find some joy in these crafts as well.

If you have a great craft idea that you'd like to share with other parents, feel free to EMAIL US! We would love to share your ideas!

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Duct Tape & Paint Craft

June 25, 2012 | 01:21 PM
What you'll need - White poster board - Paint - Paint brushes - Duct tape What ...more>>

Butterfly Dreamcatcher

June 21, 2012 | 03:05 PM
What you'll need - Black poster board - Glue - Pencil - Scissors - String - Tissue paper: However many colors you'd like to use is fine! Once you and the kids are butterfly dreamcatcher experts, ...more>>

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