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"Does your child wish for a pet, but youre not so sure about taking care of another creature on top of what you already do? Fear nothere is a cute and easy idea for kids. Children will enjoy creating a Mini Fishbowl Craft! This fish craft is fun for kids of all ages and guess whatthese fish never die, they are quiet, and they do not need cleaning up after! All you need to make this Mini Fishbowl Craft for KIds is a jar of buttons, string, orange craft foam, tape, wiggly eyes, and a black…

Spruce up your porch or covered patio area with fun and easy DIY fishbowl lanterns! This craft mostly incorporates items you can find at the dollar store and it's not overly complicated. Basically you're just attaching decorative stones onto fish bowls and covering it with Plaster of Paris. Notes: -You can use this finished bowl as a lantern or a planter. -Plaster of Paris doesn't do well in the rain, so keep the lantern on a covered porch or patio. -I covered my bowl with Plaster of Paris…

A DIY fishbowl snowman is a great winter craft for kids and adults alike, so check out these ideas for a great Christmas decoration.

Roots and Wings has a fun idea for making a Fish Mobile out of paper and other things you have in your home. Great way for children to display their artwork as well! They can add glitter or other…

Today in storytime we talked about the OCEAN and the SEA and the creatures that live there. We had a lot of fun reading the following books: Under the Sea (lift the flap) illustrated by Peter Scott Smiley Shark by Ruth Galloway I'm the Beggest Thing in the Ocean by Kevin Sherry The Deep Blue Sea, a book of colors by Audrey Wood Shark in the park by Phil Cox We also did a flannel board story of the the Biggest Thing in the Ocean, here is what it looked like. Craft Time We created our own…

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Kathy of The Budget Decorator shares how simple it is to replicate the look of West Elm’s pricey terrariums for only $2. It probably comes as no surprise that the dollar store is involved in this thrifty project. Kathy simply glued a dollar glass fishbowl to a dollar glass

Finding Dory paper plate craft for kids to make! It looks like a porthole or aquarium. You just need to add Nemo!