Creative Crafts Corner — #HandsOnLearning

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

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.

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!