Fun String Telephone Science Experiment (How Sound Travels)
Make a string telephone and explore how sound travels through vibrations in this fun, hands-on science experiment kids love to try at home or school.
STEM Activities
Fun STEM activities for kids of all ages! Hands-on science, technology, engineering, and math projects with easy setups using everyday supplies.
LEGO Zip Line Activity: A Fun STEM Challenge for Kids
You can learn so much from a simple LEGO zip line activity! Let your child design his own "cage" that will send the minifigure down the zip line!
Pom Pom Transfer: Fine Motor Activity
Pom pom transfer is a simple and fun fine motor activity for your toddler that uses things you already have at home. Ready to exercise hand and finger muscles!
How to Make a Simple Popsicle Stick Catapult (3 Catapult Designs)
Check out how you can make a simple popsicle stick catapult with materials you already have at home. It's a fun STEM project that you can do with your kids indoors on a rainy day!
Fun Indoor Games with Plastic Cups and Balloons
With just plastic cups and balloons, you and your kids can have a blast at home with these fun balloon games and activities for kids! These games are perfect for kids of all ages, including preschoolers and elementary kids.
Salt and Pepper Static Electricity Experiment
The salt and pepper static electricity experiment is easy to perform and fun for the kids. Show your kids how a balloon can magically separate salt and pepper!
Jumping Bunny Cup Activity (Easter and Spring Craft)
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Cool Ice Fishing Winter Science Experiment for Kids
Show your kids how you can pick up an ice cube with a piece of string. This ice fishing science experiment seems impossible at first and will amaze your kid!
Fizzing Hearts Experiment: A Fun Valentine’s Day Activity
The fizzing hearts experiment is a perfect activity for Valentine's Day. Your kids will have so much fun with baking soda and vinegar with this cute heart science experiment.
