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Looking for a meaningful and faith-based way to celebrate Earth Day with your kids? This free printable Earth Day handprint craft and coloring page is the perfect combination of creativity, learning, and Biblical truth.

Featuring the beloved phrase, “He’s got the whole world in His hands,” this activity reminds children that God is the ultimate Creator and caretaker of our world, and we are called to be good stewards of His creation.

Whether you're a parent, teacher, or homeschooler, this simple and engaging craft is perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and elementary-aged kids.

If you are looking for a green shirt (or hat, socks, etc.) to wear for St. Patrick's Day and you are coming up short (and no one wants to get pinched), then you can make a relatively inexpensive one with most things that you probably already have on hand with this fun Tie Dye shirt tutorial! Tie Dye is becoming popular again, just like so many trends from past generations, and this is a fun activity for the kids to get involved in too! St. Patrick's Day is a great day to teach and celebrate Irish culture.

My daughter was so excited when I told her we were going to tie dye shirts that she would NOT let me forget! She kept asking "when is St. Patrick's Day?". And when I let her know that St. Patrick's Day is March 17th, she made it very clear that she was counting down the days. She is a hoot! So here is what we did for our tie dye shirts. We went with a spiral because I think it looks the coolest, but there are easier designs as well as some more complicated ones if you do a little search, like maybe "Tie Dye Shamrock". This Tie Dye Tutorial uses vinegar and food coloring which can be a safer alternative if you want to include your kiddos in on this activity. These ingredients are usually found around the house in a pinch but remember that your colors may not be as vibrant as using fabric dyes.