How you can help at home: Using a microscope can help your child build observation skills, a necessary tool in science.
How you can help at home: In this activity your child observes the weather and makes a bar graph.
Keep your sixth-, seventh-, or eighth-grader sharp all summer with fun brain boosters.
Keep your first-, second-, or third-grader sharp this summer with fun brain boosters.
Design a mock circulatory system that can distribute water to five “cells” in your body in less than 30 seconds!
Looking for ways to keep your little one happily engaged in learning activities while school's out? Look no further: these funtivities help build reading, writing, and math skills.
Want to keep your child's brain actively engaged while school's out? These reading, math, science, and art activities are the perfect combo of fun and learning.
Keep your child's brain actively engaged while school's out with these fun reading, math, science, and art activities.
Whether your kids are budding Bill McKibbens or eco-novices, adopting Earth-friendly practices at home is an easy way to spend quality time together while fostering environmental awareness. And in some cases, going green can save your family green by reducing household expenses. Check out these...
From a talking pen to a futuristic ant farm, these toys are made for kids' learning (and fun).