The It's All Kid's Play blog has moved! Yes, that's right, it is now hanging out on the It's All Kid's Play.ca website! You can find it right here. There's still great play and crafts ideas for kids as well as even more free play! (2-3 times a week!) So if you are giving slow parenting a try or unwrapping your bubble wrapped kids, I've got stories, and activities for you!
Be sure to check out the It's All Kid's Play Facebook page and Pinterest page as well. And if you like to tweet, I'm on Twitter too!
Thanks for stopping by and enjoy!
Jean
P.S. The archived activities on this blog have been moved as well! It's all over there and it's all play!
Tuesday
Friday
#86: Bunny Ears: Update From the Archives
Easter is just around the corner and it's everything eggs and bunnies! Here's an easy Easter craft for kids: Make a Bunny Ears Headband!
You will need this printable pdf template of the bunny ear headband, paper, markers or crayons, glue, and as an option: tape or a stapler.
Print off the template on white paper. Have your kids colour their ears and cut them out. Glue the bottoms of the ears on a long strip of paper (the headband) about 50 cm/20 inches long. Adjust this around your child's head and either tape, glue, or staple it at that spot.
Your child is now, officially, a bunny rabbit! Wasn't that easy?!
Note: While I originally thought cardstock would make better ears, I've since discovered that plain paper works well. The curvature of the headband keeps the ears from flopping down. However, if you want more durable ears, cardstock is still a good option.
Make it a family activity: Bunny ears for everyone!
This activity promotes: fine motor skills, imagination, and creativity.
You will need this printable pdf template of the bunny ear headband, paper, markers or crayons, glue, and as an option: tape or a stapler.
Print off the template on white paper. Have your kids colour their ears and cut them out. Glue the bottoms of the ears on a long strip of paper (the headband) about 50 cm/20 inches long. Adjust this around your child's head and either tape, glue, or staple it at that spot.
Your child is now, officially, a bunny rabbit! Wasn't that easy?!
Note: While I originally thought cardstock would make better ears, I've since discovered that plain paper works well. The curvature of the headband keeps the ears from flopping down. However, if you want more durable ears, cardstock is still a good option.
Make it a family activity: Bunny ears for everyone!
This activity promotes: fine motor skills, imagination, and creativity.
Tuesday
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I am now tweeting activities over on Twitter as well as great parenting articles, links, craft and activity ideas from my blog, site, and the net as well as quotes and other resources. You can see my latest tweets on the sidebar (just over there...), but I'd love to see you on Twitter (@KidsPlay). Follow me to join in the fun! I always love to hear from other parents.
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