Use contact paper and translucent shapes to make a suncatcher! This project can be adapted for all ages!
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Use circle weaving to transform a paper plate into a colorful + textural flower! This project is best for ages 6+.
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Repurpose old works of art or scrap paper to make colorful paper décor!
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Try out this squishy Minni favorite at home! A great no-cook and gluten-free alternative to homemade playdough, this recipe uses just 3 ingredients.
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Use spices and vegetables to make your own watercolor paint. Follow these simple steps for making vibrant natural paints in primary colors!
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Finally! Natural, organic, and food-based paint (made with organic fruit and vegetable extracts) that doesn’t compromise on color and vibrancy. Finger paints by Eco-Kids are the perfect introduction to your child applying color to paper. Eco-Kids uses food-safe, non-GMO ingredients to create all-natural colors for your little artist!
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Wee Gallery ethically manufactures beautifully designed toys and products made from sustainable materials. After discovering that newborns are interested in simple black and white forms, founders of Wee Gallery – Surya and Dave, created a collection designed to educate and enjoy. We love how Wee Gallery uses clean and uncomplicated animal designs for babies and toddlers to grow their cognitive development.
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PlanToys designs and produces sustainable educational toys for children made with natural rubberwood and colored with safe, organic pigments. PlanToys beautifully integrates eco-conscious design with child development. We love plan toys for their approach to natural materials, sustainability and focus on sensory and building of fine motor skills.
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