
🌱 Parts of a Plant Activity for Kids: Color-Changing Celery DIY
A simple and fun science experiment for kids: place celery stalks in colored water and observe how the plant’s stem carries dye up into the leaves over several days. This visual activity helps children understand the parts of a plant—especially the stem and xylem—and how water and nutrients travel through a plant. (Adapted with credit to Generation Genius) Generation Genius

Skittles Rainbow Science: A Sweet and Simple STEM Activity for Kids
Turn candy into a science experiment with this colorful, fun, and easy activity your kids will love! Explore solubility, prediction, and observation with just Skittles and water—perfect for home or classroom science fun.

Simple Science—Make a Volcano with Kids
Create a fun and educational baking soda volcano with your kids using simple materials like playdough, baking soda, vinegar, and food coloring. This hands-on science experiment teaches chemical reactions in a playful, memorable way that’s perfect for curious young learners!

Magna-Tiles Treasure Hunt
We took Magna-Tiles Treasure Hunt for a spin, and it turned out to be more than just another tile set. This creative expansion lets kids design their own board games using magnetic tiles, reusable stickers, and a sprinkle of imagination. It’s a fun way to introduce early game design concepts, all while keeping the cleanup easy and the creativity flowing. See how it played out in our full review!

Fall Leaf Sorting Activity – Learn Colors, Shapes & Sizes
Practice leaf sorting is a fun and educational activity that helps kids develop important skills like classification, observation, and fine motor control. Using leaves collected from outside, children can sort by color, shape, size, or texture, making it a perfect hands-on nature activity to boost curiosity and early learning.

Rain or Shine—This Frisbee Craft Is a Hit!
Brighten any day—rain or shine—with this easy, kid-friendly craft! Learn how to make a paper plate frisbee using simple supplies, and add a playful STEAM twist for some educational fun.

Charlie's Colorforms City - Silly Forms
Looking for a fun, creative game that keeps your little ones entertained and laughing? We tested out Charlie’s Colorforms Silly Faces Game and it did not disappoint! From goofy expressions to endless mix-and-match fun, this classic game is a hit for sparking imagination and building fine motor skills. Check out our full review and see why this one earned a permanent spot on our play shelf!

Sweet & Salty Fun – Yogurt Dipped Pretzels
These Yogurt Dipped Pretzels are the perfect mix of sweet, salty, and fun! Made with Greek yogurt and powdered sugar, they’re an easy-to-make treat kids will love decorating with sprinkles, chocolate drizzle, or crushed cookies. A festive snack for holidays, parties, or just a fun afternoon at home!

DIY Floating Glitter Tumbler
Make your own sparkly masterpiece with this easy DIY Floating Glitter Tumbler craft! Using glitter, water, and clear glue, you can create a custom tumbler that’s fun to shake and totally unique. Perfect for kids, teens, or adults who love a little shimmer!

Craft a Kite That Sparkles Like Stained Glass! !
Create a colorful “Stained Glass” Kite using tissue paper, construction paper, and yarn! This fun and simple craft is perfect for kids and families—hang it in a sunny window or even make it fly. It’s a beautiful mix of creativity, color blending, and hands-on learning!

DIY Jointed Green Gobbler Monster – A Movable Craft for Kids That Grabs and Gobbles!
Build a silly, movable Green Gobbler monster using cardboard, cardstock, and fasteners! This fun DIY craft teaches kids about joints and hinges while boosting creativity, dexterity, and imaginative play. Great for all ages and perfect for curious hands!

Rainbow Fruit Kabobs – A Fun & Healthy Snack for Kids!
A rainbow you can eat! These fun and healthy Fruit Kabobs are the perfect snack for kids—fresh, colorful fruit stacked on skewers and served with a creamy vanilla yogurt dip topped with rainbow sprinkles. They're quick to make, great for little hands, and a tasty way to sneak in more fruit during snack time!