Alex is blowing in and observing how results change depending on the number of straws used to seal a bottle

Mother’s Day is coming up soon and we are ready. Are you?
We put a white flowel in a vase with water coloured by food colouring and a day later we got a nice surprice fo mommy

Using pippetes is great way to teach a toddler or a preschooler to hold pencil properly for writing. This activity is Ice-Cream themed. Max had to mix colors to make each ice-cream scoop a different flavour. What is your favourite?

When Alex played music this way no one could hear it but him. To change the sound he pulled the string a bit tighter or slid hand that was holding the string to change the length of it.

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s a floating, pouring drink! This spooky idea is the perfect magic trick for a Halloween party or even as a prank played on a friend. Watch as we show you how you can magically pour a drink while it floats in mid-air! Your audience won’t believe their eyes!

This is a simple science experiment but so much learning is happening here. We confirmed that oxygen is needed for fire to burn and compared how different volume glasses influence the speed with which candles go off

This little toy is so quackin' cute! Like some paper cup crafts we've made before, this one is really easy to make. You just need to make some strategic cuts to make this quacky friend move. You colour the outside cup to make a penguin or a turkey instead. What bird would you make?

Today, I wanted to share a simple machine craft that you can make with your kids. It looks complicated, but this cat and dog spinner is straightforward to put together. Let’s get started!⠀

Fish are a perfect crafting project for youngsters. This simple paper fish craft for kids is so cute and easy to make! Kids can learn to cut, glue and then get creative with the colours.
They’ll end up with a colourful paper fish that they can use to play with or hang on the wall as decoration.

A quick experiment with magnetic cornflakes for a breakfast. If you read the label on the pack of corn flakes, you will see a list of vitamins and IRON. Magnet attracts that small amount of iron

This toy is a wonderful visual learning tool! If your child is a more tactile learner, try this to help jumpstart their counting skills and connecting numbers to the visual amounts. You can make the scoops of ice cream their favourite flavour for an extra special touch.

This is a fun exploring activity. I have coloured water with kids paint to make sure it is not translucent, put a jar upside down in the water, added a bit of water to the bottom of the jar to create magnifying glass effect and let Alex and Max to look for hidden dinosaurs at the bottom of the ocean

A little space art project we have done with Max. How should we call that planet?

Bring your sons and daughters into the world of simple 3D paper crafts! Make this adorable paper chameleon craft using only paper circles. Kids will love making this craft because they get to use their hands and their creativity to create a fun, colourful paper animal that they can proudly hang o...

Testing how sensitive is Alex’s nose to check if he can identify products that are good to eat.

Here is a simple fine motor activity with playdoh and pasta that every toddler will enjoy

Are you looking for a fun twist to put on snack time? Or trying to get all the children to sit quietly while they’re eating? Why not show off your magical skills by slicing a banana before the skin is even peeled. Your children will think you’re Wonder Woman or Superman! All you need is a needle....

This is a great activity for developing those fine motor skills while having fun mixing colours. We used kitchen paper towel and water coloured by food colouring

We cannot survive without our oceans! We must act now to save them! This simple kids activity shows that if we remove garbage from oceans, ocean life will flourish! To make that happen, we are joining the TeamSeas initiative to raise $30,000,000 to clean 30,000,000 pounds of trash from oceans, ri...

Max is looking for missing numbers with pegs. Some children just remember number sequence as a poem, but this activity challenges them to get a better understanding of numbers

Let’s build a game with cardboard for children to steer their car up the curving road by pulling strings!

This experiment puts a new spin on the old volcanic eruption experiment. Using hearts to keep it Valentine-themed is a fantastic way to get your kids interested in science and art. Fuel their imagination, creativity and love of science with a colourful baking soda heart eruption. This experiment ...

Looking for a fun and easy activity to do on a rainy day? Try this DIY magnetic fishing game using paper clips! With just a few materials like a jar, plastic cup, scissors, hot glue gun and glue, magnetic wand, coloured water, and paper clips, you can create a quick and fun activity that will bri...

A great way to encourage children to wash their hands is by showing them how dirty their environment really can be. This science experiment may be kind of gross, but it is the perfect example of how much bacteria can grow just by touching everyday things. When doing this activity, don’t forget to...