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Pom Pom Drop STEM Challenge

You know those activities that the kids are so involved in and having so much fun with that they don’t even realize their educational too? This STEM challenge by Coffee Cups and Crayons is just that kind of activity. Find the instructions here.

Public Speaking Activities for High School Students

When your teen starts participating in activities that require public speaking, it can be a bit nerve wracking. These activities from The Language Arts Classroom will help your child become more confident. Find the instructions here.

Double Doodle Art

Left-handed or right-handed, left-brained or right-brained, this art activity by Artful Parent will both challenge and excite your kids. Find the instructions here.

Homemade Butter

Making butter is always a favorite activity; just make sure you’ve given your arms plenty of rest before you get started! Find the instructions by Apartment Therapy here.

Bread in a Bag

There’s nothing quite like homemade bread. Your kids will love the feeling of accomplishment they get from knowing they made it themselves. Find the recipe from Your Homebased Mom here.

Rainbow Fruit Pizza

There might not be a pot of gold at the end of this rainbow by Well Plated, but we have a feeling your kids won’t mind. Find the recipe here.

Lego Hangman

All the Lego lovers out there will adore this activity from Pink and Green Mama! Get your kids excited about reading with Lego Hangman. Find the instructions here.

Crime Scene Investigation for Kids

Are your kids interested in how crimes are solved? This activity from Planet Smarty is a great introduction to forensic science. Find the instructions here.

Vegetable Soup for Kids

Cooking and counting! This activity from Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds is perfect for your budding chef. Find the instructions here.

Cloud in a Cup

Do your kids love looking at the clouds? This fun activity from Parenting Chaos will help them understand how clouds form. Find the instructions here.

Lego Duplo Alphabet Blocks

If your child is a Lego fan and has been working on upper and lower case letter recognition, this activity from Pre-K Pages will be a hit! Find the instructions and printable here.

Pumpkin Lacing Activity

Help your child improve fine motor skills and number recognition with this pumpkin lacing activity from I Heart Crafty Things. Find the instructions and printable here.

Why Do Leaves Change Color?

This fun experiment from How Wee Learn will help you discover what the true color of a leaf is once the chlorophyll is gone. Find the instructions here.