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No matter how old your kids are, they are probably playing with LEGOs. Mine still are at 9 and 11! After the Christmas season, we found ourselves with more LEGOs than I thought was possible to have in one house at a time! Instead of just using ...
Do you like candy hearts? Some people love them. Some people love to hate them. Me, personally, I love them! Even if you hate them, they're a fun way to add a little Valentine's twist to learning. Grab a box of candy hearts and get ready to ...
What comes to mind when you think about chemical reaction science experiments? I think of science labs, safety equipment, and sometimes dangerous chemical combinations. Not something I'd want to do with my kids. Luckily, it doesn't have to be ...
I would go back to elementary school right now if I could have Ms. Frizzle as a teacher. Would you? Imagine all the adventures! Luckily, it's just as much fun to pick up on the Magic School Bus books and head off on a field trip. I just love ...
We've been learning a lot about Arctic animals lately, and we decided to take a look at the Arctic fox. To show off what we learned, we came up with this fun Arctic Fox Camouflage craft. It all started when my 4-year-old recently picked up a ...
I haven't met too many kids who don't like Dr. Seuss books. My girls definitely love them. It's hard to choose a favorite, but One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish is definitely on the top of the list. It's very nonsensical, but great for new ...
Sometimes you just need a little color in your life. It makes everything so bright, cheerful, and fun - even spelling words. Today we're going to practice our spelling words with rainbow writing. This is a method I learned from my girls' teachers ...
Practice makes perfect, right? I know that's true when it comes to math. Practicing addition, subtraction, and multiplication all help your child become proficient. It always seems like the default way to practice math is with flash cards. ...
We've had plenty of snow this year, but the sub-zero temps have been keeping us inside most days. Luckily, with the exception of a quick trip outside to gather snow, this simple melting snow science experiment is done indoors. We ...
Snow, icicles, frost, and more! There are so many fun things to explore in the winter. These fun Winter STEM Projects for Kids will help you and your children explore all these fun aspects (and more). So, let's gather some supplies ...
