Using a straw to blow white paint onto a piece of black paper, your toddler can create a Halloween spiderweb.
Using a black marker and cloves, your toddler can make a Halloween face on an orange.
This Halloween activity will teach your preschooler about physical properties -- he'll see wax crayon repel water-based tempera paint.
Follow these suggestions to set up a costume trunk. It will enhance your preschooler's dramatic play.
Follow these simple directions to create a Rubik's Cube™ costume.
Follow these simple directions to create a Raven costume.
Follow these simple directions to create a Rainy Day Kid costume.
Follow these simple directions to create a Rainbow (for a group) costume.
Follow these simple directions to create a Puzzle (for a group) costume.
Follow these simple directions to create a Puppy for Sale costume.
Follow these simple directions to create a Pokemon™ Card costume.
Poison ivy is itchy and annoying during the summer, but for Halloween it makes a costume that will tickle you pink. Follow these simple directions to create a Poison Ivy costume for your trick-or-treater.
Follow these simple directions to create a Po (Teletubby) costume.
Follow these simple directions to create a Plastic Bag Witch costume.
Follow these simple directions to create a Pixie costume.
Pirates are hotter than ever, thanks to the hit Disney movies. You can make a pirate costume at home by following these simple directions. There's no sewing required.
This Halloween, your daughter can dress up as one of the most popular and famous characters in children's literature and movies. Follow these simple directions to create a homemade Pippi Longstocking costume.
Follow these simple directions to create a Pile of Leaves costume.
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