Little Star Craft Club
Creativity with
a little more meaning.
Thoughtful crafts, stories and activities that help children grow through creativity.
Welcome to the Little Star Craft Club
We help children and their grown-ups make, imagine and grow together.
Our crafting resources build confidence and emotional resilience for everyday life.
Little Star Creative Course for Wellbeing
Six weeks of creativity, connection and calm
✔ Gentle, child-friendly activities
✔ Supports emotional wellbeing
✔ Flexible for home and classroom
✔ Istant access, download and go
Complete downloadable course - £24
What children will explore
Start with something free
A gentle introduction to movement and mindfulness for children.
This set includes 12 simple yoga poses designed to help little ones explore and understand their feelings. Each pose encourages calm, confidence, and connection—supporting children as they learn to tune into their bodies and emotions. With playful movements and mindful breathing, it’s a fun and meaningful way to build emotional resilience together.
Get ready to embark on a colourful journey of dreams and goals with our 'Rainbow of Possibilities' activity! This creative and engaging experience is designed to help children express and track their aspirations in a fun and tangible way. By crafting a 2D paper cloud and vibrant rainbow ribbons, kids can not only explore their dreams but also develop essential skills in goal setting and resilience. A great way to visualise their goals.
Free printable gecko's for fun crafts and other projects, great fun for kids crafts at home and in the classroom. Colour him in then cut him out, and your ready to play. Put fingers through the holes on the template, then you can make him walk around and dance. Loads of fun for kids of all ages. (Cut leg holes bigger for bigger kids).
Stories that help children make sense of big feelings
A Story About Overcoming Fear & Anxiety
This is the story of Lolly and her best friend Stitch. Lolly loves to create, play and imagine all sorts of wonderful adventures. But at night time she gets a little scared as she imagines monsters in her cupboard.
Using her creative mind, she quickly finds a solution to overcome her fears, with a little help from Stitch.
Encouraging children to be creative in play helps them to be creative in life and find solutions to everyday situations they might face.
For ages 4-6
A fun and colourful story with additional information and activities for parents and carers, to help children overcome common fears they may have.
“The illustrations are really lovely and a great little story.
Really enjoyed reading this to my little one and it’s one we’ll read again.”
— 5* Verified Review
A Story About Loss & Grief
Meet the Little Star and her friend, Mouse. They party and dance all day. But when night time comes the Little Star must return to the heavens. Letting go is hard for the little mouse but the Little Star explains that she will shine down brightly from above sending him love and kindness.
This story is about understanding that even when our loved ones are not with us in person, they are watching over us full of love and kindness.
Intended as a gentle introduction to the topic of loss and grief for young children, this book is ideal to use as an icebreaker for difficult and painful conversations.
The Little Star shining down on her friend acts as a reminder that we hold our loved ones close in our memories where they can live on with us forever.
Introducing our Worry Monster Activity – a compassionate and creative way for young minds to navigate and express their emotions. When feelings of worry or sadness arise, children can turn to their personal worry monster page.
The Last Piece of Puzzle
A Picture Book About Finding Connection.
Russell is a little piece of a jigsaw puzzle who is unsatisfied with his life. Feeling like he doesn’t fit he goes in search of a different game. Unhappy and alone, he climbs up out of the toy box, where he meets a little bird who helps him discover where he truly belongs.
This story is about finding a sense of connection in the world and touches on aspects of loving yourself, others, and nature.
What People are Saying
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“This has been such a positive experience it has made home life much easier, my daughter is able to identify her big emotions and can calm down much quicker using the tools we learnt from Sam, the lovely thing is that we now both enjoy doing crafts together at home.”
Amber Freeman - Parent
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“Parents have left inspired by the programme, which has uplifted everyone involved.”
Mrs Hamilton - Head of St John The Baptist Primary School, Dartmouth
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“A fantastic course that myself and three children thoroughly enjoyed. It allowed us the opportunity to communicate emotions through creative activities. We are grateful to have had the chance to take part. Thank you Sam!”
Mrs Todd - Parent and teacher