Here's a quick pick-me-up for a sad, bare winter garden — make some colorful decorations to hang in the branches! Kids will love picking out what to put in their suncatcher, and you'll love the little extra sparkle you see when you look outside. More

Yes, Valentine's Day may feel like a manufactured holiday but during the dog days of winter we'll take any excuse to spread some love. With the holiday just a few days away, this is your last weekend to get on the ball and either DIY or buy a gift. Single this year? What a great excuse to treat yourself! More

Punxatawney Phil didn't see his shadow last weekend, but that doesn't mean you can't see yours. Celebrate Groundhog Day with these five activities that celebrate the dark side.

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Are those Matchbox cars getting kind of filthy? Then you might need this car wash. It's super easy to make from a cardboard box and a few other common household items. Playing Rose Royce during construction is optional. More

This weekend, let your little ones make the most of this cheerful February holiday by making one (or all!) of these fun, colorful V-Day crafts. More

Perfect for a Valentines Day party or a birthday party — or just everyday wear — this simple upgrade to an inexpensive paper party hat is just the thing to add a little sophistication to any event! More

It's almost the start of Chinese New Year and, come February 10th, it will officially be the Year of the Snake. Celebrate this festive holiday with activities that will make your kid light up like a firecracker. More

If you've got budding scientists at home — and if you have some dried pasta on hand — you've got the makings of a fun afternoon exploring anatomy! More

I love slipping little notes into my boys' lunches when I make them in the morning… and I'm thankful that (so far!) they aren't yet too embarrassed to have a note from mom with their food. But I love this idea that makes sending a message with them to school that much easier! More

This interactive punch wall looks just like a strip of candy buttons. It borrows a page from The Price Is Right, where contestants have been playing Punch A Bunch since the 1970s, only Maddie's guests played for favors instead of cash prizes. More