Fun at Home

Plant and grow a pizza garden in your own backyard. Get the kids excited about eating their vegetables with this whimsical pizza inspired garden. Many of the traditional plants that you would grow in your garden

Bring back a little bit of nostalgic creative play for your children or grandchildren. Sometimes getting back to basics is all you need for hours of fun. Create a set of tin can telephones for a pair of siblings

Here are some brainteasing puzzles to bend your mind and challenge your brain cells. Try to figure them out on your own and have a fun sharing them with your friends. Reveal the answers for some Aha moments that

Kids love computers and technology. Enjoy sharing these amusing computer jokes with your friends and loved ones. Lots of these jokes are a play on words with computer lingo and are certain to give you a chuckle

Silly Jokes for Kids There is nothing like a joke or two to really lighten up the mood with laughter. Kids and adults alike will love sharing silly jokes like these with one another. Share them with your family

Yarn Ball Story Weaving is a fun and relaxing way to get those imaginations flowing in a unique game format. This game is great for all age groups and can be played by two or more players. I think the more tight

Create a robot friend out of recycled materials and old broken and unused technology pieces that you have at home. This is a great creative project for kids of all ages to do. We keep a recycle bin full of clean

Make a never ending continuous strip of paper. A loop with a single twist in it is called a mobius strip. The Mobius Strip is an actual mathematical phenomenon. School aged children will have great fun trying

Create your own personal terrarium, tend to it and watch it grow. Children and adults alike will enjoy creating their very own small personal gardens, otherwise known as terrariums. Learn how plants grow and give

Writing handwritten letters has become quite the lost art, but oh what a treasure and treat it is to find one in your mailbox. My kids ask if they got any mail on a daily basis. I often respond to their disappointment