After an afternoon of fun in the sun, send your little guests home with a treat. We packaged up sweet lemonheads in small zip lock bags and topped it off with our colorful Summer Fun Foldover Tags Printable.
Photography, design and styling by Bettijo B. Hirschi and Aimée Lowry.
What happens when you cross a carnival fish pond with a water fight? You get our Sponge Ball Gone Fishing Game! Sponge balls are a summertime favorite at our house, and they’re simple to make using this sponge ball tutorial. Add a new twist by creating a fishing pole from a dowel, string and clothespin. Take turns being the fisherman or the one to clip the sponges onto the pole and toss them back over. Either way you get wet!
Photography, design and styling by Bettijo B. Hirschi and Aimée Lowry.
Everyone knows summer crafts for kids are a great way to pass the time. Celebrate sunny days by making this dangling sun mobile.
Poke a hole in the top of a mini paper plate and tie on a yarn loop for hanging. Decorate the back side of your plate with orange and yellow tissue paper squares. Cut yellow construction paper into long, 1-inch strips and glue ends together to form eight loops. Glue the loops around the perimeter of your decorated paper plate.
To give your mobile a finished look, cover the backside of another plate with glue and press onto the back of your sun plate, covering the glued ends of the construction paper strips and your yarn knot.
Photography, design and styling by Bettijo B. Hirschi and Aimée Lowry.
Keep your cool with these summertime treats. Everyone screams for ice cream, and these adorable green polka dot nut cups hold the perfect, kid-sized portion. Pair them with miniature green ice cream spoons and they’re sure to be a crowd pleaser.
Well it certainly can’t be a Summer Fun party without popsicles. Serve up a colorful array on a round platter. In between licks your little ones can exercise their math skills by decoding the secret message in our Popsicle Math Worksheet.
Photography, design and styling by Bettijo B. Hirschi and Aimée Lowry.
Need a few extra summer ideas while the kids are out of school? We had play dates and a summertime party in mind, but you can use these activities al a carte as well. Check back all week for colorful printables, treats and activities to beat the boredom blahs.
A coloring page is sure to prompt imaginative summertime stories and laughter. Print several copies of our Summertime Coloring Page and offer a jar of crayons or coloring pencils to get the party started.
Before you head outside for more summertime fun in the sun, help everyone to stay hydrated by wrapping bottles of water with our Summer Fun Water Bottle Wraps paired with colorful silly straws.
Photography, design and styling by Bettijo B. Hirschi and Aimée Lowry.
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