Learn how to make homemade playdough in your Crock Pot without using cream of tartar. Kids love how soft this playdough is.

Did you know you can easily melt old crayons in your oven? Use silicone molds and end up with amazing new DIY rainbow crayons.

What if you don't have silicone molds? You can still make DIY colorful crayons in cupcake liners and muffin tins.

Kids will love exploring the states of matter with this fun oobleck recipe that doesn't require cornstarch. Get messy and have some fun with this sensory activity.

Add color to clay in new ways. Get fabulous tips on how kids can use tissue paper to decoupage a variety of items.

Bleeding tissue paper can give off beautiful visual effects. Have fun experimenting with this fun technique.

Kids will love creating a fun 3-d flower from a paper plate, coffee filter and leftover cardboard. Create your own creative garden today.

This fun DIY tissue paper craft allows kids to create a colorful craft of their choice. Make them as large or as small as you want. You can also use this tissue paper technique to make different shapes and designs as well.

We love using books as inspiration for our arts and craft lessons. Learn how to explore feelings and have fun creating your own color monster.

Learn how to create easy watercolor paintings using painter's tape. This easy painting craft is perfect for preschoolers and up.

Use materials you already have in your pantry to learn how to dye marshmallows and make a fun rainbow craft.

Learn how to use glue and watercolor paint to create fun artwork with any age child.

There are a few ways to melt crayons in the oven. The three main ways people make DIY crayons are by melting crayons in muffin tins or cupcake liners, in silicone molds or by using cookie cutters. Find out which way is best for your homemade crayons.

Get all the tips for melting crayons in your oven. Your whole family will love creating new crayons out of old pieces.