Activities Blog

Over on our Instagram page, we showed you guys a cool and cute Candy Sweetheart science experiment! Feel free to download and print this template to assist in the experiemt....

Materials needed: Leaves Sticks/Twigs Acorns Canvas/Construction paper Paint Brush White Paint Glue Markers Scissors Start by creating your night sky.  Tap the tip of your paintbrush to create a light...

You'll need: Salt Food coloring Glue Canvas/construction paper Writing tool Paint brush Draw your snowflake outlines on your paper with your writing utensil, then outline them with your glue. Add...

Here’s a fun and slightly spooky art project for the month of October. This project mixes the use of watercolors and cotton balls to create a magical piece of art...

It’s time to head outside and hunt for fall leaves! Here are some great kids craft ideas for using fresh leaves as a canvas to create animal art! 🍂🐘🦁Paint and...

We’re going to find out why leaves change colors in the fall!  What you’ll need: Leaves of different colors Rubbing Alcohol Jar(s) Paper coffee filters   Step 1: Find some...

Although the official start of Fall is at the end of the month, getting Back to School always gets us excited for Autumn.  This apple play-dough activity encourages fine motor...

Materials Needed:  Cardstock 2 cups or small bowls Spoon Q-tips or a brush Paper Towels Turmeric Powder Rubbing Alcohol Baking Soda   Prep Mix 1 tablespoon of baking soda with...

In this rainbow experiment, capillary action allows the water to move upward through the paper towel, lifting the washable dye molecules with it.  Because the washable markers are water-based, they disperse in water. What do...

Here is a super fun craft in honor of #WorldLionDay This is a real showpiece and will make beautiful wall art once you’re finished 🖼️This project will help strengthen fine motor skills...

It’s back to school season for some of our little ones, so this is the perfect craft to get them excited about going back to the classroom! ‼️Do not ingest...

Supplies needed: 2 cups of cornstarch 1 cup of water A mixing bowl Food coloring (optional) Steps: 1. Measure out the amounts of water and cornstarch you would like to...