‘Remember its about having fun and the process and not about the finished product!’
Color Mixing Lesson:
Instead of giving him green paint, I added yellow to his palette. He immediately mixed the blue and yellow colors on the palette to make green paint. He also painted with just the yellow paint on the still wet blue airplane and made it green that way as well.
- Subscription-based craft kits – this means you get 3 different crafts each month you’re subscribed for. (There’s 3 month, 6 month and 12 month subscriptions).
- Everything is green, kid-friendly and also safe!
- Every kit supplies everything you need to make the craft. You just supply glue/markers/scissors – stuff you’d already have in your kid’s craft cupboard!
- These aren’t crafts that you’re going to file away to keep as keepsakes – they’re all something your child can have to play with after they’ve made it!



















What to do with Crayons: 35 Uses for Crayons
40 Awesome Number Activities for Preschoolers
14 Learning Activities for Toddlers
50 Incredible Alphabet Activities for Preschoolers


Love that you got to review these products! Love that they are all Earth Friendly projects! Looks like Henry had a blast! Love the wind chime, but I bet H liked the airplane better! I will have to check out their site!