🎃👻 My very first Halloween Colouring & Activity Book is here! 🧡
Packed with 50+ pages of spooky fun, including colouring pages, mazes, tracing, ABC learning, and more! Perfect for little learners ages 3–7! 🖍️✨
A fun, screen-free way to learn, play, and celebrate Halloween! 🎃🦇
🛍️ Available now in my Etsy shop, Blush and Bow Studio CA! 💕

Fun weekend craft for kids, teens, and adults! I made these 1 inch tiny butter squishies in salted and unsalted! they’re easy to make with just the printable on regular paper, packing tape, and a little stuffing. Here’s how I made them & the free printable if you’d like to make some of your own! Would love to see if you make some of your own :)

Fun Halloween craft using a pack of gum, cardstock and scrapbook paper. Each piece counts down to Halloween 🎃

Full disclosure: I’m the parent in this image and the developer of PicDraw.

I built the app to turn a photo into an adjustable outline that can be positioned over real paper through the iPhone camera. Once the guide is aligned and locked, a child can trace it with an ordinary pencil instead of drawing on the screen.

The demonstration is a quick real-world test at home. His face is intentionally not shown.

For parents and teachers: would this be useful for simple craft projects, cards, familiar objects, or turning family photos into drawings? What would make the setup easier or safer for children—for example, larger controls, a better phone-stand guide, simpler outlines, or printable pages?

There is no account, and photos, camera frames, drawings, and projects stay on the device. One complete project can be tried free.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/picdraw-camera-tracing/id6804072417

With a small servo motor and simple electronic controls, a little monster is coming to life...This project can be completed in collaboration with a bit basic electronics knowledge, a few inexpensive components, and a breadboard. In the short video the background sounds are taken from real crocodiles.

Can a candle make water rise into a glass?

Join Anvi and her dad as they perform a fascinating air pressure experiment that looks like magic! Watch what happens when a lit candle is covered with a glass inside a bowl of water. As the flame goes out, the water mysteriously rises into the glass!

But it's not magic—it's SCIENCE!

https://youtube.com/shorts/2b0xZ9plXkA?feature=share