Crafts

Fourth of July means picnics with great food, parades, gathering with family and friends for games, and most of all, fireworks. It also means keeping the little ones busy with Fourth of July crafts. Celebrate Independence Day with crafts for kids.

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In 1492 Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean to the New World with his ships the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria. Columbus Day has been observed in the United States for over two centuries. Celebrate the day with the following games and crafts.

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Grandparents Day crafts are a great way to show your grandma and grandpa how much you appreciate them this fall season. Check out these pages to learn the few easy steps to make a Cup of Love, the Golden Vase, and other fun Grandparents Day crafts!

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Twelve days after Christmas, many Christian religions celebrate the feast day of the Epiphany. In this article, you'll find special ways to observe this holy day with unique Epiphany activities.

Friendship Day takes place on the first Sunday in August. Though it is not as popular, this special day is celebrated in many countries. With these Friendship Day activities, you can gather up your best friends and have a celebration of your own.

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In Spanish, Cinco de Mayo means "the fifth of May." On this day in 1862 an outnumbered Mexican army defeated the well-equipped invading French. May 5 is now a holiday in Mexico. Prepare for a Cinco de Mayo celebration with the crafts in this article.

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Martin Luther King Jr. Day is celebrated each year on the third Monday in January, as a day of remembrance for the minister and civil rights leader's good works. Learn ideas for activities that help to honor the memory of Martin Luther King Jr.

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Christmas crafts for kids is one of the best ways to keep kids busy and entertained during "cabin fever" season. Learn nearly two dozen Christmas crafts projects--you'll be sure to find something fun and exciting to do indoors on a cold, snowy day.

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Costumes, candy, spooky decorations--Halloween has everything a kid could want. Celebrated on October 31 every year, it's the perfect holiday for kids to show their creative side. Learn these fun and easy Halloween crafts and activities for kids.

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Christmas food crafts are fun for everyone. Teach your kids how to make edible decorations. With a little time and effort you can make great gifts, ornaments, and even a healthy meal. Learn Christmas food crafts from candy canes to gingerbread.

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Canada Day activities are a fun way to spend the first day of July. The holiday is a celebration of Canada's creation, history, and traditions. In this article, you'll discover exciting games and activities that show off your Canadian pride.

By Kersten Hamilton & Lisa Lerner

Universal Children's Day began in 1954 when the United Nations recommended that countries establish it to promote the welfare of children. In the United States, it is the second Sunday in October. Learn these crafts to celebrate Children's Day.

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On April Fool's Day, pranksters play practical jokes on family, friends and neighbors in order to embarrass those silly enough to believe it. Learn these April Fool's Day crafts to discover new ways to play pranks on your family and friends.

By Kersten Hamilton & Lisa Lerner

Making your own Christmas ornaments and decoration crafts is an excellent way to celebrate the joy of the holidays for all ages and generations. In this article you'll learn a number of craft projects to do together to celebrate the Christmas season.

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Easter is celebrated not only for religious significance, but also for the season -- spring! Birds are singing, flowers blooming, and the sun is shining. Learn some crafts for decorating eggs, crafting cute Easter critters, and playing Easter games.

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May Day crafts welcome spring into your home. The holiday falls on the first day of May and is a celebration of the reappearance of flowers in the spring. In this article, you'll find ways to celebrate May Day with fun activities and crafts.

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Kwanzaa celebrates the cultural heritage of African-Americans. It was first celebrated in 1966. Find inspiration and learn about great Kwanzaa craft projects in this article, like the Barotse Bowl, the Kwanzaa Bag, and the Woven Kwanzaa Mat.

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St. Patrick lived almost two thousand years ago in Ireland. He was a Christian missionary, is the patron saint of Ireland. Join the Irish and celebrate the holiday with these St. Patrick's day crafts, like the Lucky Sprouts and the Shamrock Balloon.

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Thanksgiving is celebrated in the United States with traditional foods including sweet potatoes, cranberries, pumpkin pie, and of course, turkey. In fact, turkey is so popular that some people even call it "Turkey Day." Check out these turkey crafts.

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Thanksgiving in America is a time to think of what we are grateful for. It wasn't until 1863--thanks to the efforts of Sarah Hale--that Thanksgiving was decreed a national holiday. Try out these crafts for one of the best holidays of the year.

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Veterans Day is a holiday to celebrate the men and women who have served the United States in the armed forces. The holiday is observed on November 11, and was first observed in 1919. Learn these Veteran's day crafts to show your appreciation.

By Kersten Hamilton & Lisa Lerner

Mother's Day is a holiday honoring mothers. The United States celebrates this it on the second Sunday in May. In addition to giving gifts, this holiday begs time spent together. Celebrate with Mother's Day activities for kids that the whole family can enjoy.

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Oktoberfest is a two-week festival in Germany, celebrated during the last week of September and the first week of October. You can make the most of this time of year with Oktoberfest Crafts based on this harvest's most bountiful fruits, the apple.

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Oktoberfest is a traditional German festival held from the end of September through the first Sunday in October. Celebrate the season with these simple and easy plans that use materials from around your home. Check out these Oktoberfest activities.

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Memorial Day (formerly known as Decoration Day) commemorates the U.S. men and women who have died in military service to our country. These Memorial Day crafts are great ways for families to do something together to honor our fallen soldiers.

By Kersten Hamilton & Lisa Lerner