• LITTLE PUZZLE ART,  PROJECT FOR SMALL CHILDREN

    What project will cheer up little ones on rainy days?

    “Children need fun, this is the only way we can make their world perfect”. Welcome to our creative corner again. As I always say, this is a time for our children. You can watch from the sidelines, help with more difficult tasks.I beg you to limit your interference to a minimum. Give your children space to think creatively and create unique projects.We don’t use anything you don’t have at home for our DIY projects.Nothing that will affect the spending of money.Nothing that won’t make the children happy. My little puzzles will create a project suitable for all ages, from toddlers to adults, and are simple enough for children to enjoy.…

  • LITTLE PUZZLE ART,  PROJECT FOR SMALL CHILDREN

    What children can create with plastic bottles and straws?

    There were plans, as always, to make a paper animal other than a spider. With my son, you don’t plan, with my son we create what comes to his mind at a given moment. Patrick now chooses shapes, colors, and the entire handicraft design. Original design idea, it was about a ladybug or a bird or anything else but not a spider. However, since I prefer children to choose what they create and use their own imagination, I accepted the spider with feigned delight. The DIY projects of “my little puzzles” do not require any cost from you. They are usually made of items intended for recycling (plastic bottles) or…

  • LITTLE PUZZLE ART,  PROJECT FOR SMALL CHILDREN

    How do children create art on stone?

    Welcome back to the Do It Yourself project. Summer is approaching, the days are warmer, and that’s a reason to spend more time outdoors. Hopefully, we’ll be able to spend more time with our sweet peas at the playground, in the park, or in the forest. For children, it’s a time for exploring nature; that’s why they usually disappear into the bushes in search of valuables. Natural treasures My “little puzzles” never get boring, searching for rocks: small, large, round, oblong, and enormous. I mostly leave these huge rocks in the grass if the children aren’t paying attention. At home, when the children ask, “Where have the biggest ones disappeared?” I…