Corrugated cardboard is a great and sturdy building material. What’s even better is that it’s super easy to come by--just check...

Try this easy outdoor experiment to see what you can catch flying in the wind!

Puppet shows are a wonderful way to extend a child's communication skills. As children assume different voices and take on the different personas of the...

My kids have recently taken on a new project - learning to whistle! While they quite haven't mastered the art of whistling...

My five-year-old is in love with creating and flying, so we decided to create a space rocket using recycled materials.

With all the animal toys we have lying around our house, it's a jungle out there! We thought that it'd be fun to transform an...

With this simple device, you can measure the motion of the stars!

Are you aware of how the sun moves across the sky every day? Making this simple sundial inspired in us all sorts of scientific...

Up-cycle your KiwiCo boxes into a play kitchen!  Make a simple stove with an oven door that opens and closes.  A pretend refrigerator will keep...

Learn aboutshadows and light! In this project, you’ll put different shapes in a Ziploc® brand sandwich bag and shine a flashlight to stage a shadow...

When air is heated, it expands as its molecules spread out away from each other. In other words, hot air...

Drive your cars through the paint and let them roll down the ramp to make their own art.

Bring your favorite snowy activity indoors. With some yarn, beads, and cardboard you can create your very own snowman ornament friends that...

Children learn about the world through their senses, and its important to make time for them to explore the sense of touch. Just think about...

Study the science behind rainbows with a do-it-yourself spectroscope! You can see all the colors that make...