Fun at Home

Before you put your recycling out, check out this great toy building craft that you can make easily with your unused cardboard. Children will enjoy hours of construction fun with this upcycled Cardboard Constructible

Children will love creating their very own Name Stamp Cube. Name Stamp Cubes are so easy to make and are a great learning tool for young children as they learn and practice how to spell their names. Older children

Create fun and adorable stick people from broken branches and sticks that are outside in your back yard. Set the kids out on an expedition to pick up sticks on the lawn and your a sure to find some sticks with

Explore the world of sound waves and vibration with this Coat Hanger Sound Wave Experiment. This experiment is a great one for budding scientists to take time to listen to the world around them. In this experiment

If you are looking for a quick round family game to play, try the word game of Stairway. Stairway is an interesting word game that utilizes a word challenge to build a stairwell shaped structure on your paper

Word Lightning is a great game to introduce word skills to children of all ages. This game can be played with a variety of ages and it is not necessary to declare a winner. In fact, if you have a large distribution

If you are looking for a fun family friendly activity to play outside, consider an exciting and creative game of driveway golf. Driveway golf can be played on any kind of pavement, so if you have a driveway or

This Coin Catching Magic Trick walks a fine fine between Magic and Science. This trick may take some timing to perfect for young magicians but is sure to wow the crowd. The object is to rest a coin on your elbow

Create your own version of a slide trombone in 3 simple steps and materials that you most likely have on hand at home. This is a quick and easy experiment in sound that will have kids tooting their own horns in

This science experiment can be done in a flash with only a few simple household items that you are likely to have on hand. Budding scientists will certainly spark the interest of family members when they perform