Kids Corner Department
Encourage your child’s creativity with crafts geared just for him or her. Our Kids’ Corner features free project ideas suitable for children of any age. Look for games and activities, as well as educational materials and craft instructions created for kids.
This is a great place to go on those rainy days to keep your child occupied in a fun and creative way!
Our online shopping center allows you to stock up on supplies for crafts meant for kids.
Recent Videos and Tutorials
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Kids will love to make this super simple ornament as a gift for teachers, parents or grandparents. Learn how with this video and the photo tutorial with step-by-step instructions.
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Give your Christmas tree a homespun, farmhouse look, by making spool knitted garland for the tree. This spool knitting project will spread holiday cheer to a home.
This project even kids can make.
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Every dollhouse needs colorful rugs. Learn how to make this soft and cozy pompom dollhouse rug.
This pompom rug is easy, quick and inexpensive to make. It can be made in any size or shape for an American Girl doll, Barbie, doll, miniature doll or even a stuffed animal.
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These DIY glitter ornaments will sparkle on your tree and they are super easy to make.
Learn how to make it with our tutorial and step-by-step photo tutorial.
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Kid's will have fun creating sock puppets with old or mismatched socks and some basic craft supplies and things you already have around your home.
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Does your kid love Legos? Does your kid have trouble holding cards when playing card games? This very simple Lego playing card holder is easy to build.
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Learn about this new yarn by Lion Brand, Off the Hook Magic Yarn. When you stitch with this yarn a picture magically appears. Kids will love using this yarn to make a star, heart, smiley face or peace symbol.
Click the link above to buy and learn more about this magic yarn with our tutorial.
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Paracord bracelets are a fun project for boys and girls. Learn how to make a paracord bracelet using one or two colors of paracord (with or without beads).
Book and Magazine Recommendations
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Sarah Dees40+ New Robots, Vehicles, Contraptions, Gadgets, Games and Other Fun STEM Creations
Use science and engineering to transform your bin of LEGO® bricks into amazing, movable toys, machines and gadgets.
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Created especially for girls age 8 and up, American Girl is an appealing, age-appropriate alternative to teen magazines. Features advice, crafts, contests, puzzles, games, giggles, and more!
New Stuff
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Make learning science, math, social studies, language arts, and more FUN by learning with Lego.
From
123 Homeschool 4 Me
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Learning patterns! The printable pattern tower cards have one block that is left white and marked with a question mark. The child must use the pattern of the other blocks to determine what color the blank block should be.
From
All Out Days
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Kids learn how to discover their ancestors.
From
Genealogy for Kids
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From
Hans Bodlaender.
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Inspired by the Egyptian Pharoah, King Tut, kids can make this gold glitter slime recipe with tiny jewels.
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Thrifty Nifty Mommy
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DIY changeable Legos picture frame. It’s easy to make with a wooden frame from the craft store and some simple supplies.
From
Frugal Fun 4 Boys
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An activity where kids can build a Lego solar system and at the same time learn about the solar system.
From
Kitchen Counter Chronicle
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Online videos, games, stories, activities and more.
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National Geographic Kids
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A video on building a robber's hideout with Legos.
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Needlepointers.com
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This site has lots of scissor crafts for children.
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ScissorCraft.com