Multiplication practice from a nature art approach. Use pine cones to make math fun. At 1:00 pm, a young student stares out the wind...

This is simple science experiment that will dress up your Valentine cards. My kindergartner and I had the best time experimenting wi...

Don't you like to skip through to the very best part of an article or magazine? I do. Today I am sharing my top 5 posts from 2015,...

These DIY ornaments turn out so pretty that children might like to do them at home for fun or as gifts. However, you could easily use them...

"Would you make me a paper airplane?" Lunch time was just ending, and I didn't even have paper available when my s...

Caring for the wild creatures in our own neighborhood is my favorite way to teach my children to respect the environment.   The Pony Artist...

Today, I have a really fun process art project for you to try, perfect for spring or summer.  My kids invented this while we were working ...

We love looking at the night sky.  If your child is interested in space, or you would like them to be, here is a fun project that brings t...

Building a fort is great engineering practice that helps kids learn physics and  develop their creativity. When I saw the Fort a Buildin...

Paper snow flakes are a classic project that kids love. They're also a great way to learn a little math. On a bright January...