The perfect Saturday DIY craft. This family tree project is a great way to keep little hands busy and it’s a fun way for children to learn about their family history. What you’ll need: ...

Deep roots, many branches: The family tree of wood craft in WNC. Posted on October 1, 2013; by Alli Marshall Street scene around 5 Walnut Wine Bar by Brian Monteleone, image courtesy of the artist.

Step 2: Dip stamps or sponges in washable paint and press onto the tree. Step 3: Let your little ones explore color and ...

Like postal workers, neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night will prevent your kids from tearing through (and tearing apart) your house when they’re bored. As tempting as it is to ...

Cut a 2-inch slit in the second tree trunk going from the top down. Slide the two tree trunks together to form a 3-D base for the tree. Draw and cut out construction paper leaves from the green paper.