Learning Activities

This activity is a great way for your child to observe how water reacts with other materials.

Find tips on how to help your toddler build skills through play.

Here's a good way to pass the time on a road trip. The entire family will enjoy this variation on an old-time favorite song.

This printable asks kids to find at least 20 things in the picture that start with the letter B.

Ask your kids to find at least 20 things that start with the letter "T" in this printable.

This printable will teach your kids about the Sieve of Eratosthenes, which is a method of finding prime numbers.

Print out a crystal ball and draw your own vision of the future.

Print out this color by number activity for your kids to enjoy. What picture is hidden inside?

Bring the World's Fair to your home with this fun and exciting activity.

Ask your child what your pets or your neighbor's animals might say if they could talk.

Does your child have a future in reference book publishing? Here's an entry-level assignment that can serve as a preview.

Have your child decide which number is her favorite, and then create a tale about it.

This activity is a great way to find out what your child knows about nuts, bolts, and a host of other common "building blocks."

Help your child make a fortune-telling device that's guaranteed to be somewhat accurate, some of the time.

Organize an at-home science fair and invite everyone in the family to show off their science skills.

Look at a globe with your child and plan the perfect trip together.

Have your child draw pictures describing how to use a certain appliance or object.

Have your child and friends pretend to be a President from the past, mingling at a party.