Season 12 of 'Hands On Crafts For Kids' Released Worldwide

Janson Media today announced the release of Season 12 of the half hour kids series Hands On Crafts For Kids to to international Television, VOD, New Media, and Non-Theatric markets. Season 12 of this popular long-running series features an all new set of hands-on projects, each with 5 main steps and ingredients. Kids are sure to be engaged by each episode as they learn about different island cultures while they tap into their creative side.

Travel through time with crafts of every age from ancient civilizations to the present. Take a trip into the Great Outdoors or explore your own backyard, creating your own camp experience. Craft around the Earth's habitats, craft alone or with your families, the choice is yours. Each week offers a brand new adventure for all interests.

The newest series 1200 has a theme of Living Things. Kids will learn about the animals and plants that share our environment through great projects, each with 5 steps and 5 main ingredients. Hands On: Crafts for Kids is all about celebrating the creativity of our children through three important elements... 1. Creativity through crafts is a wonderful way to express yourself and build self-esteem. Children can be successful through craft projects designed just for them and learn that there is no right or wrong way to be creative. 2. Learning can take place through well-designed, curriculum-based creative projects like those presented in Hands On: Crafts for Kids. Our educational review board has established a theme for each television program, themes which are supported throughout our materials. While exploring their creativity, kids also explore recycling, weather, folklore and many other topics. 3. All kids are creative. The Hands On: Crafts for Kids Project recognizes and celebrates the creativity of kids in all aspects of life. A portion of Hands On profits have been used to establish this Project which seeks ways to provide the opportunity for all kids to be exposed to creativity. One of the foundation's initial projects was to donate craft supplies to children at homeless shelters.