104. Make home-made candles
I hope this list of activities and crafts for kids is helpful – let me know if you try any, and what you think. Also, if you’ve got any questions, just ask away below!
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Oh there are just so many adorable ideas here! Somehow, my twins have grown into high school seniors who are heading off to college soon (where does the time go???). But this is exactly the kind of post I would have adored back when they were younger, and I was always looking for creative, unique, fun and educational activities to share with them! I’m just delighted that you found some of our site’s recipes inspiring additions to the list! Cooking with my kids has always been one of my favorite and most successful family activities, when I just didn’t know what else to do to keep them engaged and busy! We’ve had so much fun posting our family-favorite recipes and kids’ cooking projects through the years, and I’m honored to be included in your wonderful list! 🙂
I’m in a similar situation Shelley – our daughter is nearing the end of school, so we don’t cook together as much as we used to. On the plus side, she occasionally volunteers to cook family dinner. She’s doing meatloaf tonight. Yum! Thank you for letting me include your recipes – the rainbow breakfast is very topical with rainbows cheering everyone up at this difficult time – and I just loved your apple monsters – so much fun!