Please let me know if you like this fun ready-to-zoom-into-space DIY toy that we made.

Another creative way to use straws in a fun ordering number game

It is always fun to throw pom poms around the room, but here is a way to blend that fun with an oral-motor workout

Inspired by Disney's Frozen 2 and #LEGO, this is a fun challenge to pick up a piece of ice with a string! The secret is to use salt and a bit of Frozen 2 magic (: Wet the string, put it flat on the ice, sprinkle a bit of salt and after ten seconds lift the string up. The ice should have been stuc...

This fun matching activity can be easily adapted to any child. Max continues matching numbers with dots

5 Best Activities for Toddlers gets a whole new meaning with this interactive video! Explore 5 ingenious games and projects that not only entertain but also educate your little one.

Dive into a world of creativity, discovery, and learning. These activities, designed for toddlers, are an excellen...

Here is a different way to draw with markers Max was very excited to try: How to draw multiple objects at the same time. When I was making this, it was a bit of a challenge to align all four markers so that they touch paper at the same time. But there is a trick - use only 3 markers and you will ...

This is simple and fun cutting activity for preschoolers or toddlers. Using scissors a child can make different haircuts

Easy to set up and fun bubble blowing activity

There is a simple way to get a ping-pong ball from a glass without touching it. Turning this idea into a fun blowing game with Alex

Magicians are all about tricking the eye. This super cool experiment will give the illusion that flowing water has frozen in time. The water comes out so perfectly, that it doesn’t look like it’s moving at all. You’ll need only a few simple supplies, but everyone will think you are a top wizard! ...

We are trying a fun way to find the center of the mass of a ruler. If you hold your index fingers in front of you, put a ruler on top of them and start moving your hands towards each other, your fingers end up right at the unique point where the ruler's mass is centered. We added weight on one si...

What happens when dry ice is added to a shallow amount of water? In this experiment, you can test this out for yourself. Using water and dry ice, watch the reactions of the different elements. Does the ice move? What does the water look like? Is it foggy or smoky? To further extend this experimen...

We are exploring friction with this simple science experiment. Max put raw rice inside a bottle and taped it against the table, the rice settled, reducing air pockets between each grain. So much so that when Max pushed a wooden spoon into the bottle and slowly pulled it out, he picked up the bott...

Exploring Density with Lemon: Sink or Float

Foot Sensory Activity With Play Dough

Foot-Ball Game Toddler Activities for Motor Skills

A new challenge for Max. He needs to put the rubber bands on the paper towel roll

Five Senses Activities Ideas for Kids

This fun activity is based on a fact that children instinctively count things using their fingers

It's just mesmerising to watch how colour patterns formed in this experiment. You only need three simple ingredients, a minute to set it up, and you will have an exciting activity for your kids!

Food colouring is water based, and it doesn't dissolve oil, but if you mix them together, you will se...

After I have introduced Max to velocity and density with this fun marble race, density became the subject of almost every conversation we have. At lunch, for example, we discussed the density of ingredients in the soup we were eating. Food science!

Get ready for an icy adventure like no other as we dive into a world of frozen surprises with the beloved PAW Patrol! In this thrilling YouTube video, we embark on an exciting journey to reveal the PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie characters encapsulated in ice balloons. Join us as we unleash the mag...

We are observing the different densities of the liquids (coloured water, honey and oil) versus the different densities of the objects (marble, grape, legobrick and foam cube)