Spaghetti Box Kids

Here’s a cool science activity that uses household items to improve basic counting skills. It’s easy to set up and lots of fun.

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Eventually every parent is faced with this all important question: how to make a catapult? The following method only takes a minute and uses household items you already have on hand. Best of all it’s built for fun!

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Magnets are a fun and easy way to introduce your child to the world of physical sciences. Their unusual characteristics stimulate the imagination and invite countless games and activities.

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Kids’ sorting activities expose your child to basic scientific procedure and stimulate analytical thinking. Best of all, your child will love the challenge of sorting and arranging household items.

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Measuring things goes hand in hand with the fundamentals of science. These activities offer basic exposure to measuring procedures, and can be played again and again.

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Classifying and interpreting data go hand in hand with scientific procedure. This activity generates discussion, bolsters confidence, and rings with laughter in the process of analyzing household items.

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Here’s a science activity for kids that offers basic exposure to density and the law of gravity. It also gives your child an opportunity to engage in the trial and error method of problem solving. It’s very simple and lots of fun.

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If you’re short on kids’ science activities, pick up some small magnets from your local hardware store. They’re inexpensive, easy to set up, and provide enough variation to stimulate your child’s curiosity for years to come. Here are some basic magnet activities to get you started [...]

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Here’s a little household science for kids. It’s very simple and lots of fun. Pursue the advanced version of this activity and watch your child take charge of scientific procedures.

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