Discovery games are easy to play, and can be adapted to any age level.Description:Discovery games are fun for adults and older siblings because you can easily adapt them to different ages and abilities. For the youngest players, use a limited number of distinctly dissimilar toys or other objects. To...
The joy of sharing books is a priceless gift you can give your child.Description:How many presidents are there? Who invented peanut butter? Where is Punxsutawney? No question needs to go without an answer if you have a library nearby. A visit to your local library is inexpensive, fun, and educationa...
Satisfy a sweet tooth with this fun and yummy recipe.Description:Nearly everyone has a taste for honey, in fact, people have been eating it for thousands of years. Ancient Egyptian tombs are illustrated with pictures of servants smoking bees out of their nests, and until the Middle Ages, honey was t...
As long as it's bug season, why not go on a bug hunt?Description:Although your backyard probably has plenty of bugs, you can turn the hunt into an expedition by going to a park or wilderness area, preferably one with water. A creek, pond, or riverbank will attract insects that you won't find...
This boat building project teaches your child various ways to power boats and their imaginations.Description:Our waterways are busy with all types of interesting boats. Most towns and cities are situated near a lake, river, or ocean where you and your child have probably seen floating vessels. To la...
This is a fun and creative way to learn and mix colors, and explore the world of art through palette painting. Step by Step:Using a plastic knife or craft stick, spread paint on fingerpainting paper or cardboard. Ask your child what colors there are and what happens when you mix them t...
