Teaching Kids History and Mythology with Crafts
In the shadowy depths of Norse mythology, where gods and giants clash, and worlds hang from the branches of the great World Tree Yggdrasil, there lurks a creature of ancient dread and insatiable hunger—Nidhogg. The Dark Roots of Yggdrasil Yggdrasil is a colossal ash tree that connects the Nine Realms of the Norse world, stretching […]
In the world of Greece, myths were more than just fanciful tales—they were the heart and soul of the culture, shaping beliefs, traditions, and even the very fabric of society itself. Passed down through generations, these captivating stories offered insights into the mysteries of the universe, the nature of humanity, and the power of the […]
Join us as we delve into the origins of fairy folklore and explore ancient myths about these magical creatures who dance in fairy during the summer solstice and make our own fairy jar! Enigmatic Origins Fairy legends have enchanted people’s imaginations for centuries, but their origins remain shrouded in mystery. These enchanting creatures can be […]
Explore the mysteries of Stonehenge and make your own mini-Stonehenge craft with our summer solstice craft. The History of Stonehenge The history of Stonehenge begins 5,000 years ago in the late Neolithic period in what is now known as Britain. Scientists believe the monument was built in five stages over 100s of years. Located on Salisbury […]
Learn about Lemuria: The Ancient Roman festival of the dead In Ancient Rome, people believed in all sorts of spirits and gods. One of the festivals to ward off evil spirits known as Lemuria. Photo by Aldrin Rachman Pradana on Unsplash What Happened during the festival? The festival was held on three non-consecutive days in […]
Cornucopia Craft: Zeus’ Horn of Plenty Every year at Thanksgiving there are plenty of images of the cornucopia. It is an ancient and famous horn that symbolizes a successful and fruitful harvest. It overflows with the bounty of the summer’s farming. Many of us associate it with the first Thanksgiving at Plymouth, but guess what? […]