Little Bear is ready for some grown-up adventures - at least, Daddy Bear thinks so. But they soon discover that Little Bear needs a helping hand. And who can help out better than Daddy Bear? I Love You, Daddy is a tale of encouragement and unconditional parental love...
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Here's a great idea for a craft you can do with older children. It can be a frame for a photo, a mirror or a magnetic board. You can give it as a gift too. Everything you need is at a craft store or thrift store. You'll need: A wooden frame Paint Decorative wooden...
This is a fun activity to help children think about doing service. The service can be done for family or friends. Keeping your service a secret makes it more fun.Directions:1. Print out the “Service From the Heart Cards” and cut apart.2. Think of service that you can...
This is an easy gift for fathers made from a CD cover. Dad can display this on his desk at work or someplace that he can see it often. You will need: Clear CD cover Paper Scissors & glue Markers, stickers, photos, etc. Directions: 1. Trace paper and cut to fit...
This is a fun and easy project all year long but is also great for a Mother's Day or Father's Day card. You'll need: a rectangular piece of paper pencil printed directions Follow the directions. You can make the house as large or small as you like depending on the...
This is a great gift a child can make for Mother's Day or any other special day. It's a way to preserve a memory. Just recycle an old frame with paint and cute designs. You can also use tongue depressors to form a frame. Just paint, glue together and add a message or...
You can have fun with your child painting and planting pots. Get some terra cotta pots (I picked up some at a thrift store), and paint with acrylic paints. Be sure to let the paint dry before planting. It's fun to watch the plant as it grows.
Aren't these darling. To create the heart shape, place a small marble or a 1/2-inch ball of aluminum foil between each liner and one side of the tin (a great job for kids). This will push the paper into the batter to form the notch in the heart.