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Rainbow walking water science experiment for kids. An easy science project for kids with free printable walking water worksheet. This walking rainbow experiment is perfect for preschoolers learning about colour mixing.

Make your own squeezable homemade paint from salt, flour, and water. Add a little food coloring or liquid watercolors to create the color you desire.

Looking for an awesome personalized gift for that special teacher, school or caregiver. Look no further.... Large red apple made completely with Crayola Crayons includes a sweet cut out of a heart. The quote Very Special Teacher or It Takes Big Hearts To Shape Little Minds is perfect for any

Bring out your craft sticks and pipe cleaners as we’re making a craft stick crocodile craft today! These little fellows look super fun, and what’s even more fun is that once your kids make them, they will be able to play with them. Ready? Let’s make this crocodile! Or alligator, whichever you prefer. *this post ... Read more

Bring out your craft sticks and pipe cleaners as we’re making a craft stick crocodile craft today! These little fellows look super fun, and what’s even more fun is that once your kids make them, they will be able to play with them. Ready? Let’s make this crocodile! Or alligator, whichever you prefer. *this post ... Read more

A fire snake, also referred to as a black snake or sugar snake, is a classic science experiment you can do right in your own kitchen using a baking soda and sugar mixture and a fuel to ignite the reaction. When the baking soda gets hot, it makes carbon dioxide gas. The pressure from this gas pushes the carbonate from the burning sugar out, producing the snake reminiscent of popular intumescent fireworks.

Aah…good ol’ popsicle sticks. You buy the bulk box at the craft store and feel like you will have craft sticks for the rest of your life haha! Here are some adorable Christmas popsicle stick crafts/ornaments to make and use them up. They make great gifts for parents, grandparents, etc. for the holidays (and they’re cheap […]

Play, learn, eat, repeat.

We’ve made what were supposed to be super strong bubbles before, but nothing quite like this un-poppable bubble. Hip Homeschool Moms has a video from Labracadabra that shows how to make and p…

A simple STEM activity, kids love making salt crystal snowflakes and transforming ordinary pipe cleaners into pretty snowflakes!

We recently read Daisy-Head Mayzie by Dr. Seuss, which inspired these cute fuzzy stem flowers. It’s a great fine motor craft for kids! Disclosure: This post contains Amazon Affiliate Links. Related: Exploring Shapes and Other Dr. Seuss Inspired Activities To Make a Flower You’ll Need: 1 green fuzzy stem for the stem 2 fuzzy stems for the petals,...

A fire snake, also referred to as a black snake or sugar snake, is a classic science experiment you can do right in your own kitchen using a baking soda and sugar mixture and a fuel to ignite the reaction. When the baking soda gets hot, it makes carbon dioxide gas. The pressure from this gas pushes the carbonate from the burning sugar out, producing the snake reminiscent of popular intumescent fireworks.

These paper heart chains are fun and easy to make, and they're a cute way to add a bit of festive Valentine's charm to your home!

Turn your kid into a Queen Elsa-like ice wizard with these easy, icy science activities!

WOW the kids this holiday and make ghost eggs: A fun & magical science experiment for kids! (GHOST EGGS EXPERIMENT)

This 3-ingredient recipe makes the best white clay for kids' crafts and Christmas ornaments. Get the quick and easy recipe here.