These five animals origami are insanely easy to fold. Try now! Have fun! And share your creations with us! We are showing you video tutorial on how to make a whale, a fox, a fish, a dog and a butterfly. These paper crafts are ideal if you are just starting with origami

5 simple ways to turn toilet paper into beautiful flowers

Why not to start a solid foundation in physics in a single afternoon activity learning to balance counterweights? DIY tutorial for making scale using hanger and plastic bottles

We have made a butterfly with Max from a piece of hard paper that can balance on a tip of a pencil. Now Max is looking for magnets to explain why it doesn't fall (:

There is a big chance we all have an abundance of empty cardboard boxes after Christmas. Let's turn them into toys! There is no such thing as "too many toys" is there? (: Here is a simple DIY ball sorter that will help you sort all the balls you have at home by size while keeping your child enter...

We are turning an empty cardboard box into a football table!⠀ ⠀

Quick! Catch that marble! Here is a fun DIY game you can make with supplies you already have at home. Some of these are leftover party supplies, but just because the party is over, doesn’t mean the fun has to stop. Instead of throwing those spare cups and skewers out, why not turn them into this ...

How fun is this chemical traffic light experiment!? Liquid changes colour from green to red and later to yellow. The best part is it is repeatable. Just shake the bottle to start again.

Max is learning the very basic concept of how clouds hold water and when they become too heavy it starts to rain, while practising fine motor skills and eye–hand coordination. For this activity we used clear water, shaving foam and coloured water

Challenge of the week! Blow out a candle behind a bottle! It shouldn't be difficult because even so, the air cannot go through a bottle, it can curve all the way around and still blow out the candle. We have experimented with different shapes to see how they bend the air and we invite you to do t...

The night sky is a beautiful map of the constellations. But you cannot see any constellation you want any day. That’s why we’ve created an easy DIY star projector for kids that projects the night sky on the ceiling of your bedroom. We hope you enjoy exploring the constellations with us!

How to Build a Simple Cardboard Newton’s Cradle

Hot Water Density Experiment

Do you want to build your own rocket? If so, you've come to the right place. In this video, we'll show you how to make your own rocket and launcher. With a little bit of effort, you'll be able to launch your rocket high into the sky. Let's get started!

This video shows highlights of our holiday in Antalya. It was mainly relaxed beach-time-type holiday because we worked non-stop for a long time and the whole family needed a full reset. I am glad to say that by the end of our trip boys completely forgot about the home they have to return to

What child doesn't like to bash things with a hammer? So I made a surprise activity for Max this morning and he loved it. I used a piece of foam packaging from last night delivery, wooden sticks and a toy hammer

When we are mixing vinegar and baking soda, we get a foamy reaction that produces carbon dioxide. You can't see it, but we can actually fill a glass with it because carbon dioxide is heavier than air. When I pour concentrated carbon dioxide onto candle flame, it pushes oxygen away from the candle...

Heating up the air inside a plastic bottle with hot water and then cooling it down with cold to see how balloon reacts

The science will amaze you if you just look close enough to things that surround you. What do you think would happen if you put hot and cold water in one container without mixing? Would "hot-air-balloon" principle work underwater where we heat water instead of air? We have done two cool experimen...

We are comparing how difficult it is for Alex to draw a picture of his brother using his hand versus his foot (:

If you're looking for a fun and fidgety way to pass the time, try making a fidget with just paper. There are many different ways to create your own fidget, so find one that you enjoy!

Ships in Star Wars often travel at the speed of light. But how fast is it really? If I could travel with a speed of light, I could travel around the Earth 7 times within one second. Light moves at the fastest known speed in the universe and here is fun experiment how to compare the speed of light...

This fantastic new book in our collection shows how the human body works in a visual and interactive way. If your child wants to be a doctor, this pop-up book is a must. It is called The Human Body: A Pop-Up Guide to Anatomy.

This experiment looks simple, but a lot of science is involved here. We are making a chemical reaction to change the combined density of our bottle with a balloon. That makes it float to the top with all the heavy weight of paperclips.