
Sometimes kids seem to think that well, yes, money does grow on trees.
Today's craft is good for all ages -- boys and girls alike. All you need are a few small stuffed animals and some old socks. Make sure you use the socks that have no mate -- not new ones. My daughter is responsible for the creation of this craft. (I really need to get her on staff here at Today is Fun!)

First, you will need a smaller stuffed animal, one that will fit nicely into a sock. Then you will need a pen. Using the pen, mark on the sock where you think holes would work for the arms and legs (if you are making pants). Carefully cut . . .

Spelling tests are something that every kid has to do. With spelling, you are either a good speller or you need to study.

Water is a precious resource, of course, and it's something that we should not waste. Here at Today Is Fun, we think that learning about water conservation should start at an early age and continue for a lifetime. So today we present a list of five ways your kids can help conserve water:
1. Kids are great helpers when it come to drying dishes, so if you are washing just a few plates, teach the kids to fill one sink with wash water and the other with rinse water. There's no reason to leave the water running. (Also, we're not encouraging you to trust a 5-year-old to dry Grandma's fine china.)
2. Have your kids check all the faucets in the house for leaks. A small drip from an old faucet can waste a lot of water -- and kids are great at this kind of check-up. . . .

Spring is the transition season between winter and summer. It is a time when everything grows, birds sing, and all is renewed. And it is almost here.
The first day of Spring this year is March 20. . . .