Painting blog by Masha Eretnova
Masha Eretnova If your baby is not yet up to speed with all the painting and cut and paste play dates, there is still room for crafting! These 4th of July crafts for infants and babies under 3 years old are very simple for small hands. All ideas are gathered from talented teachers and parents and are … Read more
If your kid or teenager (or you!) is obsessed with Taylor Swift, put that energy to work. These Taylor Swift writing prompts give young fans something to do with all those feelings about songs, lyrics, and friendship bracelets. Each page of this set of 16 pages and 8 prompts has its own decorated “Swiftie” header … Read more
These Taylor Swift coloring pages give kids six full pages to color, all inspired by the looks and energy of the Eras Tour. If you have a Swiftie at home who could use a solid hour of screen-free activity, this is it. What You Need See also: Taylor Swift Printables & Crafts Taylor Swift Coloring … Read more
Looking for a simple, no-prep activity to keep kids busy this Independence Day? This free 4th of July word search is perfect for pulling out at the picnic table, handing to kids before the parade starts, or using as a quiet activity for BBQ cookouts with families with kids gathering together. What Age Is This … Read more
A one-page activity to engage kids on the fisrt day back to school? Word search is always a no-brainer for both parents and teachers, and here is my free to download back to school word search activity for kids. You’ll Need: How To Use This Back to School Word Search Back o School Word Search … Read more
This color by code activity is full of Star Wars characters and is amazing for fans and families! A fun way to combine music theory and colouring. Each sheet features a Star Wars character with music notes printed inside the sections — kids identify each note and colour it in using the matching colour from … Read more
I specifically bought a Grogu and Mandalorian tee at UNIQLO to wear it to the premier of 2026 movie and I LOVE Star Wars. These templates are perfect for teens and older kids who love to craft with beads and they can assemble Yoda, Mando, Rotta the Hutt, Darth Vader, princess Leia, Wee Dunn, Chewbacca, … Read more
Every parent knows the moment: you’re three hours into a road trip, your kid has already asked “are we there yet?” seventeen times, and the tablet battery is at 12%. This free printable summer travel journal for kids gives them something to do with their hands, their eyes, and their imagination that doesn’t involve a … Read more
You take the photos. You eat the food. You find the tucked-away places that aren’t in any guidebook. And then you get home, and within six weeks, the details start to blur. The name of the restaurant. What that dish actually tasted like. The alley you wandered down that felt like something out of a … Read more
Most travel journals aimed at teens fall into one of two traps. They’re either too babyish — little boxes, smiley face rating scales, “draw your favorite animal!” — or they’re so open-ended that a blank page just stares back. This free printable summer travel journal for teenagers lands somewhere more useful: structured enough to get … Read more