Several of my kids LOVE art, and the painting center is always a popular one in the afternoons! Lately, we have been experimenting with color mixing and learning that primary colors can be mixed to create other colors that we know and love! Since paintbrushes are our usual method, we decided to really change things up and "drive" with our paint this time by using toy cars! If you have kids who … [Read more...]
Multicolored Flower Science Experiment
We love putting flowers into colored water and watching them change colors. But did you know that you can make flowers multicolored? Our multicolored flower science experiment is a thrill for little scientists. Plus, it’s super simple with very little prep time involved for you. Multicolored flowers are absolutely beautiful and a perfect science experiment for children to help with. Once … [Read more...]
Nebula in a Jar Craft
My kids have been obsessed with space for almost a year now, and just when I think we've done everything space-related that I can think of, a new space craft or science experiment pops into my head. If you are looking for a fun space craft for kids, This Nebula in a Jar is great to make after learning about this gorgeous space phenomenon. It also doubles as a gorgeous kid-made … [Read more...]
Space Books For Kids
Space can be a great source of wonder and fascination for many kids (and adults too!) This collection of awesome space books for kids will get your little inquirers thinking, asking questions, and learning about space! Remember also that just because a text level is higher - that doesn't mean your child still can't enjoy the book! Some of these books are great to read together, but I also … [Read more...]
Must Have Penguin Books for Kids
Winter is here! While penguins obviously exist not only in winter, they are often a theme used in the winter months (I think it's all that snow!) in many classrooms. These penguin books for kids are must haves for your collection. I usually pull them out, along with my favorite snowman books, to get ready for January! Penguin Books for Kids National Geographic Readers: … [Read more...]