This little game requires absolutely nothing in the way of props. You can do it while fixing dinner, when you’re getting your kids dressed, or at any other time when your hands are tied. (It’s also great on car trips).
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Here’s a way to give young kids a sense of the complexity of currency – and have plenty of fun, to boot.
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Cryptograms are coded messages. Here’s a simple one based on letter substitution.
ABC cookies are great fun. You can use your own recipe, or try the following recipe.
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With simple materials produce instant mailable greetings cards art. And no two are the same.
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This game is a TV-free version of the old television game show Concentration.
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Here’s a quick and safe way to turn your kitchen into a junior chemistry lab!
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You can teach your child to “feel” colors without seeing them – at least, that’s what it will look like to friends.
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Color Blots can be a blast for you and your kids to make.
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The common quarter can provide a great time for kids with supple thumbs.
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