Journaling is a powerful practice. Sometimes all we need to get started is a good prompt! Here are 30 of our favorites.

This week’s craft project is very easy to put together, but — as with Martin’s microscope — getting it to work well will take a little bit of inventive tinkering. If you stick with it, however, it’s really neat to see how common objects and creatures look at a microscopic level.

Whether you have a proper May Day Fair or just celebrate the first of May by making a point to get outside and enjoy some sunshine, these May ribbon wands will add a lovely bit of whimsy to your day.

With a few dabs of fabric glue and some very fun, non-technical sewing, you'll have a nifty kit that's all prepared the next time you or your little ones need to speak out about an injustice. In fact, this kit is so cute and fun to make that it might even encourage you to speak out more often.

This cowl is based on a classic stitch pattern called “Chinese Waves”. When knitted up in a lovely spring green — the stitches look a bit like the leaves of a willow tree, blowing in a brisk breeze.

Kids can use this fun printable to make their own fire truck! Just a little cardboard, paint, paper plates, and glue and you are on your way!

Egg cartons can be used for lots of fun projects - including home-made daffodils! Make your own using this printable project page.

It is filled with fun things to do — no matter what the season!

You can use the template here to make recipe cards to help organize! Decorate them however you wish and then file the cards together into your own recipe folder.

Use this printable project page (and the help of an adult!) to make your own snow out of paper.