Fun at Home

Create these lovely and easy to make yarn wrapped owls. This is a great craft idea for children to use up leftover scrap yarn and cardboard from the recycle bin. Adults and children alike will enjoy wrapping their

If you are looking for a way to keep the kids occupied in an artful manner, try setting up a Sticky Window Mural Station in your home. In this activity, clear contact paper creates a sticky surface for art to

Explore the scientific phenomenon of surface tension in this Balloon vs. Pin Experiment. Budding scientists of all ages are certain to wow their friends with this masterful feat of Science. If a balloon comes

This experiment is a fun experiment about static electricity and its effect on a mixture of cornstarch and oil that is in between a liquid and solid phase. Budding scientists will watch in amazement as the cornstarch

Create a gorgeous sunflower from that cardboard paper toilet paper tube that would normally be tossed into the recycling bin. Simply use the tube to trace for the center and press the tube down to form it into

Transform a cardboard toilet paper tube into a snazzy little race car that you can personalize in your own stylish manner. This cute race car will be the envy at the race track during your next pretend play adventure

Use a potato to stamp your way to creating an adorable sailboat. With a few simple cuts by an adult, you can create stampers in the the shapes that would form a lovely sailboat. Use the stamper as many time as

Engaging in a battle has never been so much fun as it is when you have a Cotton Ball Blowing Battle. Even the youngest players can take part as individuals or in teams. Players sit on opposite ends of a table

If you have discovered lots of fun activities that you would like to do with your family on this site, but you don't have time to do them all today; you are not alone. Try creating a family bucket list with the

Grow your very own ice tower instantaneously before your eyes. Children of all ages will enjoy the magic of science unfolding right before their eyes with the Growing Ice Experiment. This experiment takes a little