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You have a million things to do this holiday season and you need to find a way to keep your kids busy.  When the weather outside is blustery, spend time inside with the kids...

Beautifully decorated trees, mouth-watering turkey and delicious egg nog are some of the images that come to mind when we think of Christmas. While Christmas is a magical time of year, it can also...

A Kwanzaa handprint wreath is a terrific way to celebrate family. The whole family can pitch in to make this wreath truly special.   What You’ll Need : Construction paper (green, red and black) Scissors Glue Stickers,...

Get in the festive spirit with this easy-to-make woven construction paper mkeka.   What You’ll Need Red, black, green and yellow construction paper (one of the sheets should be extra large) Scissors Ruler Glue or tape Start...

These cute candle holders are perfect as a centerpiece or when placed on a mantle.   What You’ll Need : 1 yard of kente cloth Liquid starch 7 large baby food jars 3 red candles, 3 green...

Looking for craft ideas that'll keep the children busy this holiday season? Our Kwanzaa Craft page has great craft ideas that even the youngest children can enjoy!  They are easy to do and create...

This gorgeous cup is easy to make; get the kids involved in helping to pick out the symbolic pieces that adorn the cup. Work with different designs and fabrics for variety.   What You’ll Need   Remnant...

The perfect centerpiece for your dining room table, our woodland kinara will make the true meaning of Kwanzaa the focus of the holiday.   What You’ll Need:   Log of cedar (or another soft wood; you can...