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Universal Children's Day began in 1954 when the United Nations recommended that countries establish it to promote the welfare of children. In the United States, it is the second Sunday in October. Learn these crafts to celebrate Children's Day.
Try these simple-to-make Valentine crafts and treats for kids from TLC. See more »
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This project takes very little time, but start this tradition now, and you and your family can treasure it for years to come. See more »
On April Fool's Day, pranksters play practical jokes on family, friends and neighbors in order to embarrass those silly enough to believe it. Learn these April Fool's Day crafts to discover new ways to play pranks on your family and friends. See more »
Breakfast in bed is the perfect treat to show a family member that you care about them. Get the perfect breakfast in bed menu for your family's next special occasion. See more »
Canada Day activities are a fun way to spend the first day of July. The holiday is a celebration of Canada's creation, history, and traditions. In this article, you'll discover exciting games and activities that show off your Canadian pride. See more »
This easy craft takes very little time but is a long-lasting gift with a big message! See more »
Universal Children's Day began in 1954 when the United Nations recommended that countries establish it to promote the welfare of children. In the United States, it is the second Sunday in October. Learn these crafts to celebrate Children's Day. See more »
The Chinese New Year is the most important of the traditional Chinese holidays with month-long celebrations to bring good fortune. Learn these special Chinese New Year crafts for kids to welcome good fortune for the year for you and your family and friends. See more »
On May 5, 1982 Mexico defeated the invading French army. Today, Cinco de Mayo is celebrated to commemorate that battle. With the following activities, you'll be on your way to having a fiesta of your own by making tortillas, chocolate, and maracas. See more »
In Spanish, Cinco de Mayo means "the fifth of May." On this day in 1862 an outnumbered Mexican army defeated the well-equipped invading French. May 5 is now a holiday in Mexico. Prepare for a Cinco de Mayo celebration with the crafts in this article. See more »
