This is a challenging project, but a great introduction to simple circuits. And how fun is it to make something that actually moves and lights...

This is a great project for moms with a couple kids. If you have a bunch then you're nominated for saint-hood! There is a lot...

Amaze your friends with water that flows uphill. Just make sure you have a cup ready to catch the flow - this siphon moves fast!

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...

What do starfish and pom-poms have in common? The two can be combined to create a fun, beach-themed math game.

I cut out two starfish drawings...

This cute little desktop flagpole is a single fixed pulley. A fixed pulley like this one doesn't win you any mechanical advantage, but it can...

This open-ended project leaves room for lots of creativity. Kids can draw themselves, their family or a whole crowd of friends!

Just a slight flick of the wrist will send this flyer soaring--try holding it different ways to see what gives you the longest soar! ...

A squirt gun is a a great example of what happens when you apply pressure...

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

My daughter loves outer space and planets and can name each planet, so we decided to make a fun solar system out of duct tape...

With just a few everyday supplies, your little ones can make this quick and fun craft to celebrate Earth Day.

My kids discovered sand paper and were intrigued. We had to find a use for it and a sand castle was perfect!

Love fashion? Make your own designs out of paper and fabric scraps! You can embellish with sequins, buttons, feathers.... What is your style?