Make, Read, Celebrate
Read & CRAFT THURSDAY Week 7
This week's read is a cute and spooky picture book "How to Spook a Ghost." And DIY Halloween Ghost Card craft to pair with it! Check it out!
Read & CRAFT THURSDAY Week 6
This week's read is a cute and cozy picture book "Cowboys at the Ballet." And DIY Popsicle Stick Ballerina craft to pair with it! Check it out!
Read & CRAFT THURSDAY Week 5
This week's read is a cute and cozy picture book "Owl By Myself." And DIY Snowy Owl craft to pair with it! Check it out!
Read & CRAFT THURSDAY Week 4
This week's read is a warm and cozy picture book "FALL DAY, ALL DAY." And DIY Flower Wand craft to pair with it! Check it out!
Read & CRAFT THURSDAY Week 3
This week's read is a cute, charming picture book "Love, Escargot." And DIY Snail craft to pair with it! Check it out!
Read & CRAFT THURSDAY Week 2
This week's read is a vibrant, cultural picture book "Ganesha Goes Green." And DIY Eco-friendly Ganesha craft to pair with it! Check it out!
Read & CRAFT THURSDAY Week 1
This week's read is a silly, humorous, rhyming picture book "Bathe the Cat." And a popsicle stick cat craft to pair with it! Check it out!
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Earth Day
Celebrate Earth Day with this simple DIY flower frame craft made from recycled cardboard, wildflowers, and leaves gathered from nature! Inspired by sweet pandemic memories with my daughter Avnee, this eco-friendly activity is a beautiful way for kids and families to slow down, connect with nature, and appreciate the beauty of Mother Earth
Eco-Friendly Easter Egg Hunt
A fun, eco-friendly twist on the classic Easter egg hunt! In this post, I’m sharing how our family swapped plastic trinkets for handmade “experience tokens” inside reusable Easter eggs. From movie nights to ice cream dates, these simple DIY fillers created just as much excitement while reducing waste and teaching our kids a little more about caring for the planet.
Welcome Spring…in Marathi Way
Welcome spring with a colorful Marathi tradition! In this post, I’m sharing a little about my journey from growing up in Pune to raising my daughters in California, along with a simple and beautiful DIY Flower Rangoli craft inspired by the Marathi New Year, Gudhi Padwa. Using flowers, leaves, and natural elements, kids and families can create vibrant patterns while learning about Marathi culture, storytelling, and celebration.