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There’s still time to reel in a few of these eye-catching carp before May 5.
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There’s still time to reel in a few of these eye-catching carp before May 5.
These tiny planters are eco-friendly and fun to make.
A sweet mix of leftover spring candies, healthy snacks and locally made goodies will have keiki (and parents) cheering hip, hop, hooray!
Decorate Easter eggs to look like adorable pineapples, shave ice cones and hula dancers.
Who doesn't love the cute little Minions from Despicable Me? Here's a Valentine idea suitable for girls and boys of all ages.
Upcycle holiday cards, wrapping and illustrations into a box to hold all your wishes for a new year.
Make fun memories with this simple craft that turns your child’s handprint into a festive keepsake.
Pack away the Play Doh for the winter. This moldable snow smells great and is so simple kids can mix it up by themselves.
It’s the most wonderful slime of the year. A gooey keiki favorite receives a fluffy, festive makeover in adorably decorated Mason jars.
Have an icy-cool yule with this merry and bright ornament.
Capture your child’s signature in an ornament you’ll keep on your tree for years to come.
Go green (and red) with festive wrap that keiki stamp with their own backyard finds.
Colorful paper, a good pair of scissors (or cutting machine) and a little glue are all you need for handmade decorations that pop.
Hide these simple-to-make hands around the house for a scary surprise.
Drape, spray and dry your way to these standout spooky ghosts.
Bats, Mummies, Frankensteins? Oh my!
Amp up the excitement for art appreciation with these hands-on, larger-than-life outings across O‘ahu.
Color us happy. Eight of our beloved local creatives offer Hawai‘i-inspired sketches and doodles that kids can customize at home.
Calling all keiki to enter their artwork expressing how they stay healthy in this year’s statewide art contest by AlohaCare.
May Day is Lei Day in Hawai‘i. Find out how to make a lei po‘o, also known as a haku lei, with tips from the team at Paiko and flowers from Cindy’s Lei and Flower Shoppe.
These polished eggs take just a few drop of nail color and some water.
Make marble eggs with just two ingredients and seven messy but fun steps.
Simple kitchen ingredients create an interactive, colorful bubbling introduction to gas.
Capture the power of the sun to make an afternoon snack or camp-worthy dessert.