Mother’s Day is just around the corner (well, two corners and just over that little hill) and we wanted to get a head start on the craft ideas that kids can do for the big day. Obviously, we think you should make your mom something amazing with the world’s greatest building blocks, Click-A-Bricks. But, if you want to make something a little more crafty, you can always check out these sites. They have dozens of craft ideas for Mother’s Day. Find something you like and try it out. 1. Buzzfeed...

When you think about things you can rent, building blocks don’t immediately come to mind. Like, you don’t pay money just to keep building blocks temporarily and then give them back when you’re done playing with them … right? But, you totally can! It’s the 21st century, after all. Why not rent instead of buy? Let’s face it: certain types of building blocks *cough* Lego *cough* are a little on the pricey side. Like, we’re not saying they’re overly expensive or anything, but sometimes they’re as much as a car...

We’re hop hop hopping right up to Easter this weekend and that means a certain bunny is gonna be making an appearance. To celebrate, you can make your own simple, Easter Bunny (or, as DM Creative School calls it, an Easter Hare) craft using just a few items. Join us as we use our imaginations to create a delightful little bunny for the Easter season. What you’ll need: Cardboard rolls (you’ll need one to cut up) Googly eyes Black marker Paint (you’ll need whatever color you want your bunny to...

Celebrating Easter is pretty standard, right? You dye some eggs, you hide some eggs, you find some eggs, you eat some chocolate, you have a big meal and there’s a bunny in there somewhere. But, celebrating Easter doesn’t have to be standard. It can be super fun and educational, too! Here are six activities that you can try out this Easter to make it a bit more fun than the usual egg dyeing and hunting courtesy of Leonora Desar and Kate Goodin of Parenting. Secret Easter Bunny This is based...