Crafts for Kids

Elinor and her friends notice animals that look the same as the places where they hide. Help your child understand camouflage with a game of hide and seek.

When Elinor notices something interesting, she likes to get a closer look. Help your child get a closer look with a DIY magnifying glass.

Alex from “Cyberchase For Real” teams up with renowned chef, Marcus Samuelsson to make a dessert that’s out of this world: Digit’s Pear Paradise! This recipe can be adapted using fruits that are locally available in your area and is a great opportunity to learn and create at home.

Daily encouragements help kids learn to support themselves when the going gets tough, as well as start the day off right! Your child can pull a card from their jar every morning or whenever she needs a boost.

Each roll will designate an image on each of the three dice, which will become your story elements. Take turns telling a complete story by combining the three story pieces in any creative way you can.

In each episode of Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum, Xavier, Brad, and Yadina travel back in time to meet real-life historical figures when they were kids themselves. Just like the historical figures in the series, your child has heroic qualities! Help your child understand what it means to be a hero and that there is a hero in every one of us.

In this activity, your child will recreate the texture of regolith and then use it to paint a paper moon.

In this simple investigation, you and your child will explore small, common items in your house and determine if the magnet will stick to them.

In this activity, your child will build a ramp and then use a toy car to test which of two surfaces has the least amount of resistance or friction.

Use a combination of simple machines, a lever, and an axle to build a catapult, and then use the catapult to conduct a simple investigation showing that when things go up, gravity will bring them back down.

Your child will use a flashlight to explore how blocking a light source can create different sizes of shadows, and then use this new knowledge of shadows to put on a shadow play.

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