Turn a paper towel roll into a colorful rainstick with this fun and easy craft.

Easily make a simple toy and instrument – the classic rattle drum – with your kid.

Decorate your house with these easy cotton swab snowflakes.

Turn a jar, twigs, pinecones, and trinket toys into a Winter Wonderland Terrarium.

Mix two ingredients and magically make snow paint.

Turn an ordinary birthday party hat and a cereal box into a witch hat in just a few steps.

Turn paper plates into spooky eyes with cool Halloween craft.

This easy , ghost art craft requires only three materials.

Make this budget-friendly, easy Odd Squad Costume for your little one.

Make these easy, no-sew monster claws in just two steps.

Cuando Elinor nota algo interesante, a ella le gusta mirarlo de cerca.

Hagan un disfraz como el de Elinor para que su niño aprenda sobre las mariposas.

Las cuentas son un arte de los nativos de Alaska que Molly y Trini disfrutan hacer juntas.

The Cat in the Hat sabe sobre los cinco sentidos.

The Cat in the Hat knows a lot about the five senses.

Ruff Ruffman ¡Ama cocinar! El aprendió que la comida cambia cuando la cocinas.

Ruff Ruffman loves cooking! He learns that food can change when you cook it.

Ayude a su niño a aprender sobre esta sencilla máquina con una simple actividad.

The Cat in the Hat helps Nick and Sally learn about pulleys to solve a problem.

Construya una pista de obstáculos con su niño para mover la pelota de un lugar a otro.

Build an obstacle course with your child to move a ball from one place to another.

Elinor y sus amigos descubren que pueden usar distintos sentidos para identificar objetos.

A Molly le encanta cocinar con arándanos.

Elinor y sus amigos notan animales que lucen iguales a los lugares donde se esconden.

Mindy observa el Sol y las sombras.

¡Sea creativo con su niño!

La mamá de Molly hace esculturas de hielo.

¿Sabías que la Luna tiene diferentes fases?

Haga este periscopio con su hijo para ver las cosas desde un ángulo diferente.

Make this periscope with your child to see things from a different angle.

Elinor y sus amigos descubren que algunos objetos caen rápido y otros lentamente.

¿Sabían que los anillos de Saturno están compuestos de polvo, hielo, rocas y mucho más?

Molly aprende sobre La danza de la foca al visitar una amiga nueva.

Molly y Tooey descubren una bella caja de acertijos debajo del piso de madera. Ayude a su

The Cat in the Hat observa el viento con Nick y Sally. Haga con su niño una manga de vient

Explore the science behind tornadoes with this easy activity.

Observe how shadows change position as the Earth moves around the sun.

Get a closer look at how and why the moon’s shape appears to change.

Make a necklace as unique as you are.

Molly loves cooking with blueberries. See what happens when you try this blueberry recipe

Observe how temperature affects water as you create a frozen ice sculpture.

Help your child make a puzzle box with a secret compartment to hide treasures.

Test the power of the wind and weather with a DIY windsock.

The refrigerator is a hub for artwork, but can also be a really fantastic play surface!

Get creative with your child by using unusual objects for measuring.

Illustrate your stories with a feathery dance fan called a Tegumiaq in the Yup’ik language

Learn about Saturn’s rings by creating 3D art with your child.

Challenge your child to identify objects using different senses!

Test and observe how different objects fall.

Learn about the different parts of butterflies by creating your own butterfly costume.

Help your child understand camouflage with a game of hide and seek.

Magnify the fun with a closer look at the world through a homemade magnifying glass.

Make this recipe from “Cyberchase For Real.”

Your child can pull a card from their jar every morning or whenever she needs a boost.

Roll homemade dice and use your imagination to tell a unique story.

Help your child draw a self portrait and write down qualities that represent who she is.

Recreate the texture of regolith and then use it to paint a paper moon.

Explore common items in your house and see if magnets will stick to them.

Build a ramp and then use a toy car to test which of the two surfaces has less friction.

Use a combination of simple machines to build a catapult.

Use a flashlight to explore blocking light and creating different sizes of shadows.

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Use different noise-making objects to cause sound waves and make sand move!

Build a weather tool — a simple thermometer.

Recreate stars or groups of stars called constellations with paper and a flashlight.

Dive in and explore the big ocean with this ocean zones in a jar activity!

You can create constellations in your home, while also teaching alphabet skills!

Investigate what makes a bridge strong with paper and pennies!

Bring the excitement of a theme park into your home by building a marble roller coaster.

Instead of throwing away empty egg cartons, upcycle them into this easy turtle craft.

See how chameleons change colors with a couple of paper plates and some paint.

Observe nature with this craft, giving earthworms a temporary “hotel."

Learn the basics of botany and plant growth by growing an herb garden with your child.

Get outside and have fun with nature, using natural objects as brushes or stamps!

Explore the properties of different ingredients while creating tasty edible slime.

A fun, simple craft to make your own bouncy balls!

Investigate ways to create different sounds by creating your own water xylophone.

Learn about household objects that sink and float in this easy-to-prepare activity.

Your child will create a pulley system and pretend a rocket ship is soaring through space.

Explore your creativity and make a wand just like the one Pinkalicious has!

Transform ordinary bags into plarn (plastic + yarn = plarn) to make jump rope.

In this activity, use the crayon resist painting technique to write secret messages!

Create beautiful dragonflies using objects you can find on a nature walk.

Observe one of the world’s smallest birds by making a feeder for hummingbirds!

Upcycle materials to make your own plastic bottle fish in this activity!

Creatively reuse plastic bags to create this mesmerizing jellyfish in a bottle.

Make gingerbread cookies in the shape of the alphabet with this simply delicious activity.

Grab some sidewalk chalk and take learning outdoors by making a letter hopscotch.

Your child can make beautiful circle art in this activity!

Use this fun craft activity to learn about this fun Chinese instrument!

Explore more about Russian culture by making Russian nesting dolls as a fun craft!

Learn about a creature's ability to make its own glowing light with this activity!

Learn about the different types of soil and make an edible “dirt” cup.

Play more math games with Peg + Cat!

Explore more shapes and stories with Peg + Cat!

Join Peg + Cat to find math in the kitchen and everywhere else!

Make art with nature and Nature Cat!

Explore the solar system on Ready Jet Go with these cake pop planets!

Try these kid-friendly rice dishes from around the world!

Try these kid-friendly noodle soup recipes from around the world!

Discover more about the plant world with Nature Cat!

Solve math mysteries with Odd Squad!

Tour the galaxies on Ready Jet Go!

Create a woodland creature out of a material easily found in nature: a pine cone!

In this activity, observe the sun’s energy while also experiencing nature and making art!

Help your child learn about our place in space with this salty art project!

Explore the moon cycle by making a necklace that illustrates the phases of the moon.

Fold and glue paper to build 3D shapes while learning math vocabulary like the Odd Squad!

Like the Odd Squad, practice math and writing skills while creating a secret message!

In this activity, build a one-of-a-kind bird nest and then snack on it afterward!

Learn how a volcano forms and what causes it to erupt in this classic experiment.

You can learn a lot by looking at a dinosaur’s footprint! Create your own with paint.

Stomp around like Buddy and make your own dinosaur feet out of tissue boxes!

Making homemade paper provides a hands-on example of how we can help save the environment.

Put your nose to the test with this scent matching activity!

Transform a liquid into a solid (and vice versa) with this colorfully cold experiment.

Build a paper bag kite with your child and learn more about lines, sides and angles!

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