We loved this project because of how open-ended it is. Buses are just one option -- kids can make trains, bucket trucks, or even bicycles....

Before taking out your weekly recycling to the curb for trash day you might find exactly what you need for your next super fun...

You'll never believe how big dinosaurs were. Get your measuring tape and find out for yourself!

Stuck inside? Use up some energy with this giant, life-sized board game.

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

I love this activity because it's the easiest thing to pull out after dinner or on a rainy day and keeps O entertained and imagining...

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...

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

Where we live, there are a lot of rainy days. I have to get creative to keep a two- and five-year-old entertained and active during...

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...

Create your very own balloon powered rockets...

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

This DIY Sprinkler is the perfect way to stay wet and have fun on a hot day!

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! ...