Tired of hearing “I’m bored!” with kids every time you turn around? If you’re looking for a couple of creative, kid friendly crafts that will keep them off of the television (and your back) for more than a few minutes, you might be interested in more than one of these crafts.

A little bit of creativity can go a long way when you’re out of ideas, so let us do a little bit of the process for you. Check out a couple of these.

Homemade Silly Putty – When your kids can’t seem to keep to stop touching whatever you’re working on, give them something else to keep their hands busy.

Nebula Jar – This remarkably cool jar is actually quite easy to make, and adds a lot of color to their room as a neat decoration.

Bubble Snakes – If you’re in possession of too many stranded single socks, you might consider using one or two for these pretty fun bubble snakes.

Button Rings – A stylish way to eat up a little bit of time is to make some simple and fun jewelry! It also makes for a great way to use up some leftover sewing buttons.

Bug Rocks – Having a pet rock as been around for just about forever, but has lost none of the charm and appeal.

Pool Noodle Racetrack – If you’re looking to make some awesome new tracks for your matchbox cars, splitting up a Pool Noodle for a downhill sprint can make for some pretty awesome courses.

Bored Jar – If you need freedom from the constant pestering for fun ideas, you can take down some great outdoor activities or some of the ideas listed here and put them into a dedicated “I’m Bored” Jar.

Homemade Paint – Many of these crafts (and so many more) call for paint, so what a better craft than making paint itself?

Pop Bottle Bowling – If you’re looking for some good indoor or driveway entertainment, nothing beats a colorful game of bowling.

Popped Bubble Art – A fun and original art project can be popping some balloons filled with paint onto paper for some stylish paintings.

Horseshoes – Looking for some fun backyard sports a occupy a little bit more Summer time? Check out these horseshoe ideas.

Ring Toss Game – If Horseshoes doesn’t sound quite like your kid’s cup of tea, a bottle toss is a great way to go. You can even set up prizes and points.

Sticky Sand Dough – Can’t make it to the beach, and also can’t seem to hear the end of it? That doesn’t mean that you can’t do some fun indoor sand sculpting.

Glow-in-the-Dark Bubbles – For some nighttime indoor or outdoor fun before bed, these glow in the dark bubble can be a blast.

Bird Feeders – Making a few new bird feeders for the yard can be a great time sink, as well as a lot of fun to learn about birds themselves.

Marshmallow Shooters – A food fight that cleans up easy? Sounds like a great time for both parents and kids.

Rain Sticks – If you’re looking to inspire a little inner music with kids, a Rain Stick can be a great place to start on how just about anything can be an instrument.

Paper Bag Superhero – Making an adventure with your own heroes is almost always better than watching or reading one. Put on a show!

Straw Building – For the inner architect that’s looking for something a little beyond Lincoln Logs, pick up a simple pack of bendy-straws and get to work!

Paper Plate Frisbees – 50% artistic blend of coloring and patterns, 50% high energy fun.

Straw Rockets – If anyone likes making straw wrappers fly, its kids. These neat add-ons can be done with anything that flies.

Pipe Cleaner Puppets – If there’s one easy way to get bored, its by having no one else around to spend time with. A simple enough problem to fix!

Wacky Sacks – Looking for something to do with that leftover sand from earlier? Repurpose it into making some goofy-looking faces.