Make learning fun! Fun learning ideas for kids include creative science experiments, games that disguise learning as good times, and more.
Try this classic, hands-on learning activity combining science and art. Baking soda and vinegar are an easy science experiments for kids. Updated June 2023 Periodically
Our top 3 best tips for how to visit an art museum with kids. Plus, a free printable scavenger hunt to make your visit even
A mesmerizing variation of the popular rainbow skittles experiment. This dissolving science activity uses a variety of colorful candies! Updated July 2023 We love artful
This magic milk science experiment is awesome. Super simple to try with materials you already have, and it has amazing results! Updated June 2023 This
This melting ice science experiment is a simple and very rewarding science experiment for kids of all ages. The addition of color highlights the tunnels and crevasses that the salt makes in the ice as it melts.
These are the best family board games for kids with recommendations by age – toddlers, preschoolers, and school-age children. Updated March 2023 Playing board games, card
A collection of the very best science experiments for kids at home, including rainbow milk, fluffy slime and make-your-own fizzy potions! Updated March 2023 Basically
Explore scientific concepts in a creative and educational way with these kids’ science experiments at home. Fun and colorful exploration! Updated February 2023 I used
Create beautiful sun prints in a few easy steps with a sun print kit for kids. Learn about Anna Atkins, an early female photographer too!
Raising butterflies with kids is magical and rewarding! Start with a cup of caterpillars and watch the entire metamorphosis happen right before your eyes! Updated
If you haven’t tried this salt melting ice experiment yet, you must! This beautiful version of this easy science experiment for kids is from the
Learn how to create DIY space geoboards for kids in 4 easy steps. A great activity to connect with study about space for kids. Space
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