Exercise. It’s something we all know is important. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend that “children and adolescents should do 60 minutes or more of physical activity per day.” Oh boy, sometimes that’s easy, especially when the weather outside is nice. But let’s face it, when it’s cold outside, sometimes it’s pretty tough […]
Magic Milk
We’ve been having fun with lots of different artistic science experiments lately, and this beautiful marbled milk experiment is no exception! I first remember doing this for an elementary school science fair, so long before the days of Pinterest this fun activity has been amazing kids! With only three ingredients involved, this is a great […]
How to Make Paper Bead Necklaces
I’m always up for a cultural craft, especially if it results in pretty jewelry. Bonus if the jewelry is gorgeous enough for my kids to give away! I have seen lots of necklaces made out of paper beads, and so I wondered just how hard it would be to try our hand at making some. […]
Kandinsky Citric Fizz
We really enjoyed exploring art this week when we made our art history Easter eggs, so I wanted to continue the fun and learn about another artist in a unique way. So, today, we’re learning about Wassily Kandinsky and exploring his circle painting while performing a new science experiment. I just love when art and […]
Halloween Costume Ideas: Oompa Loompa
Halloween is going to be here before we know it! Let’s get creative this year and make our own costumes. Yes, even you non-crafty type can create a homemade masterpiece that will be sure to impress your little ones, friends and family! First up, the adorable little people from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Oompa […]
Snow Angel Craft
Omaha hasn’t had much snow yet. Hopefully we will soon, so kids can enjoy all the fun snow-related activities like sledding, building snow forts and creating real snow angels. If your child is like mine, and can’t wait for more snow there is a fun activity they can do inside to make a snow angel. […]
