What child doesn't like this idea?
Back when my kids were growing up we sent them to Vacation Bible School. Not just Bible School at our church, every church here in town. They loved the crafts and projects and for a time our house displayed macaroni picture frames and birdhouses made with popsicle sticks.
The book says,
After the dishes are done and the homework has been put away, turn off the television and turn on your creativity.
Get out the craft box and create something fun, whimsical, or beautiful with your kids.
Quality time with your children is never wasted. They need time with you to feel loved and wanted. Instead of allowing them to sit in front of the television and get bombarded with undesirable messages, establish an hour of family fellowship, and watch them thrive.
I've made homemade play dough for my grandson. You don't have to be artistic to be creative. If you have young children Lowes and Home Depot have projects for young children also.
Also if you live local don't forget the Be-Hive for kids 13 and under. Visit their webpage @ Be-Hive
The Be-Hive is great family fun. They do arts and crafts as well as learn fun and exciting things.
Just For Today: I will close my eyes, breathe and allow for some creative ideas to flow into my mind.
Here is a link to some kids project ideas:
23 DIY Projects For Kids
From the book: Live Happy
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