This silly song is quite easy and interesting. Children can repeat the lines of the song and also follow learn to follow directions by following the dance moves. Children will develop their cognitive skills, gross motor skills and creativity. The jingle of the song is also very catchy and will be grasped easily by children. 

A fun activity for children to collage their name and get to know each other.

Easy to make fingerpaints using ingredients around the house.

Editable paint that babies and toddlers can enjoy to use while painting.

Children will have fun painting with puffy paint which puffs up when it dries. 

Develop creativity with this fun activity using leaves.

Use natural materials to create natural hair on faces.

A sweet flower bouquet full of a child's fingerprints that can be kept forever.

Materials Needed:

• Coloured paper.
• Acrylic paint – pink, red, purple, blue, yellow, etc.
• Green marker
• Ribbon
• Glue dots
• Scissors

What to do:

• Begin by making a square from the cardboard.
• Fold one corner up until it makes a triangle. Then trim away the excess paper.
• Unfold the triangle and place in front of you like a diamond. Fold one side over where it makes a point on the bottom. Then fold the other side, overlapping the first side, meeting at the point on the bottom.
• Fold the overlapped points back. Then fold into place to make sure it’s positioned correctly.

• Unfold the front flaps of the paper and begin making flowers.
• Simply dip a child's fingertip into each coloured paints and dab the paper with dots
• Let the flowers dry.
• Use the green marker to draw stems and leaves down from the flowers
• Finish the flower bouquet by cutting a strand of ribbon. Apply a glue dot to stick to the back of the paper and keep in place.

Hints and Tips:

• Use glitter paints
• Use child's drawings as bouquet wrapper
• Get the child to decorate the wrapping

Reference: 
Mother's Day Flower Bouquet, Our Kids Things

A messy and fun process art experience for children using a funnel.

Children can develop their fine motor skills, explore colour micing and experiment with new media.