Did you know that many things in your home came from the rainforest? Go on a scavenger hunt to find these items and save them inside your very own rainforest...
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Kids are always curious about the weather. They often ask why it rains, or why are there different shapes of clouds. As parents, you can help nurture the inner scientist...
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Kids will have a blast separating the button colors and then using them to make this cute Monogram Button Art. SUPPLY LIST Buttons, tacky glue, paper, frame or shadow...
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What do you do with your Green Kid Discovery Box once your pint-sized scientists and artists have completed the monthly themed activity? Teach your kids about the importance of recycling...
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We’ve got some great ideas on gifts kids can make for mother’s day. As a mom-run and mom-owned business, we know that any gift, any extra hug, any sweet…
Science Experiment for Kids: Ink Chromatology Butterflies These chromatology butterflies are lots of fun to make and a good demonstration of how the ink in most felt-tip pens contains a...
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Winter Craft: Glitter Snowflakes This simple yet elegant glitter snowflake craft project is a great addition to your holiday decor. Supplies: white paint, white glue, paintbrush, glitter or Epsom salt,...
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Do your kids love the movie, Frozen, as much as ours do? These healthy Melting Olaf cups are sure to be big hit at any celebration and are really easy to make! Supplies: Greek...
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Salt dough is a fabulous, quick, and easy clay-type material that is easily made at home. The sky is the limit for what you can use it for. With...
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Dinosaur week would not be complete without making salt dough fossils! This is an easy and fun way for children to learn about fossils, paleontology, and dinosaurs. Supplies: Salt...
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Let's Make Dinosaur Feet! Reuse old tissue boxes and let your kids roam free with this cute dinosaur feet craft! Supplies: Empty baby wipe containers, scissors, foam paper, hot glue...
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Dinosaur Eggs Experiment These easy-to-make frozen dinosaur eggs are simple to set up and provide hours of play! They are great to use for ice melt science and sensory play....
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Outer Space Crafts for Kids Aluminum foil transforms paper plates into a wild and wacky spaceship! Supplies: Two paper plates, peach, orange, green, light blue, and black paint, silver glitter, orange...
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Healthy Baked Taquitos Recipe Another great kid-friendly recipe from our guest blogger Kristen Beer from With a Grain of Salt. Finding things my kid will reliably eat on a regular basis...
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Another great kid-friendly recipe from our guest blogger Kristen Beer from With a Grain of Salt. My kid will eat anything as long as it's chicken nuggets. I really struggle...
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Can you believe it’s almost that time to start decorating for Halloween? We may be a week or so from actually committing to frightening our neighbors, but it’s not early to...
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Non-toxic Halloween Face Paint Halloween is right around the corner and that means all of the princesses, fairies, pumpkins, and superheroes are going to be asking for some costume-themed face...
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Obstacle Course for Kids: String Laser Maze Mission: Fun! Transform simple string into a string laser maze obstacle course that'll have your spy kids twisting & turning their way to solving...
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Crafty Kids: Dinosaur Hat We just love the simplicity of the DIY project. Kids will have dino-sized fun playing pretend after making their own dinosaur hat! Supplies: green construction paper, scissors, glue and/or tape,...
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Dinosaur Bones Excavation Project for Kids Be a Paleontologist! Dig and excavate the skeleton of mysterious prehistoric beasts with this dinosaur bones excavation project. Supplies: Salt dough, dirt, basket or bowl,...
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Bubble Recipe for Kids The week was beautiful here, so we decided to take advantage of the still air and make some bubbles! We thought we’d share a simple bubble...
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DIY Crafts: Animal Track Stamps Make this very fun and educational project for your animal-loving kids! Supplies: cardboard pieces, sponges, scissors, hot glue gun, ink, and card stock Step one: We spent...
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Homemade Magnifying Glass Make this DIY magnifying glass with a curved piece of plastic from a soda bottle and a little water. Nothing's better than using your own magnifying glass...
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Egg Pancake Recipe for Kids Another great kid-friendly recipe from our guest blogger Kristen Beer from With a Grain of Salt. My son is a picky eater. No, wait. That doesn't...
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