The different phases of the Moon fascinate kids. One of the common misconceptions that kids have is that the Moon changes shape throughout the month. To explain why the Moon looks different every night, you need to show your kids how the Moonlight that we see is the Sun’s light reflected off the Moon’s surface. …
Using their creativity and imagination, your kids can build a LEGO rainbow! This is a great LEGO STEM challenge for kids of all ages!
Coding binary alphabet with LEGO is an easy and screen-free coding activity for kids. Using your child’s beloved LEGO blocks, your kids can code the letters of the alphabet in 0’s and 1’s.
Teaching preschoolers sometimes is like throwing a rock in the ocean. You have no clue how deep the ocean is because you can’t see where the rock landed. Similarly, when you teach a preschooler, you have no clue if they actually understand the concept. That is until you have them do a fun activity to …
Your kids will love blowing pom poms through a LEGO maze that they create themselves. This is a great rainy day activity to keep the kids busy and entertained.
Learn how to play paper football with LEGO goal posts that your kids can easily build with LEGO blocks you probably already have at home.
These balloon-powered LEGO boats are so fun to design and create. Your kids will love watching the bubbles push the LEGO boat around the water!
This LEGO domino chain reaction STEM challenge is a simple and fun activity that will teach your kids how energy is stored, released, and transferred.
Learn how to build a LEGO balance scale that actually works! Your little ones will adore this LEGO STEM activity that’s fun to make and experiment with. Due to our obsession with LEGO and our excuse of only spending money on 1 extracurricular activity versus our usual 10, I have decided that it’s time for …
Man, our LEGO Minifigures can’t get a break. After they escaped from the slime monster, they are now trapped in an icy glacier! About 2 years ago, we have done an ice excavation activity with little figurines. This LEGO ice excavation science experiment embodies the same concept, but my kids are now older. They can …