Things to Make and Do, Crafts and Activities for Kids - The Crafty Crow

Fall Crafts For Toddlers

Don't miss out on this classic fall craft at Pink Stripey Socks.
This version of pressed leaves uses contact paper instead
of wax paper. She also shares how to make a paper
bag pumpkin, a perfect craft for toddlers.

Leaf Tracing Bookmarks

This pretty fall bookmark at Make It Your Own is a nice
combination of traced leaves and watercolors.

Apple Prints

Happy Hooligans shares a great fall project for preschoolers
that works well for an apple theme too - make apple
prints in autumn colors.

Personalized Peg Dolls

These personalized peg dolls aren't just a unique toy, they're
a keepsake that can be handed down to the next generation!
Love this! Details at Ukkonooa.

Pumpkin Globe

As part of a homeschool unit study on geography,
Blue Fish On A Bike shares instructions for this wonderful
painted globe pumpkin and an earth mobile. 

Melty Bead Baby Mobile

Morning Creativity shares this simple and sweet baby mobile
featuring little melty bead hearts strung from driftwood.
This would be a nice project for older sibllings to
make for a new baby brother or sister.

Plastic Lid Kaleidoscope Frisbees

Here's a wonderful way to recycle plastic lids by making them
into kaleidoscope frisbees! Visit Willowday for instructions. 

Duct Tape Toys To Make

If you are looking for ways to turn duct tape into toys
then visit Journey Into Unschooling and see everything
they made from dolls to robots!

Clothespin Paper Dolls

What a fun variation on paper dolls! Visit Cakies for a free
printable pattern and the directions on how to make these
clothespin dolls that can stand up all on their own. 

Gardening Playdough Mat Printable

Picklebums shares another great free printable
playdough mat, this time with a garden theme!

Paper Plate Toucan Craft

Are you curious how to make this cute toucan from a paper
plate? Visit Pink Stripey Socks to find out!

Yarn Wrapped Stick Teepee

It will take a bit of time finding the right size branches and
wrapping them with yarn, but I think the time is well spent.
You'll get an amazing toy for the kids and a unique
art object too! Found at Natalie Miller Design.