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Make a Ribbon Streamer
Explore movement and dance with this colorful ribbon streamer activity.
Make Spring-Cleaning into a Math Game
As you tackle spring-cleaning, try sharing age-appropriate tasks. Watch as kids pride themselves in their work and celebrate accomplishments when each job is crossed off the list.
How to Make Math Animal Crafts With Paper Plates
Use paper plates to make a spider, pig, and chick. Then talk about and compare the number of legs each animal has.
Abracadabra! Find the Magic of Math with These Simple Tricks
Have fun with math with these magic tricks that explore addition, subtracting, counting, proportions, and more.
Build Newspaper Structures to Develop Spatial Sense
Explore math and spatial sense by using vocabulary such as left, right, above, below, next to, and more while you build a structure from rolled and folded newspaper.
Fun Bottle Flipping Experiment
Practice math skills such as tallying and data analysis with this fun and easy water bottle flipping challenge.
Relay Race Math Challenge
Three ... two ... one ... GO! Can you race like an Olympian? Try out this simple family relay race activity, which will get your child moving, as well as collecting, graphing and comparing data.
How to Make a Sorting Spinner Using a Clothespin
Make a sorting spinner to help children practice identifying and sorting objects by their characteristics or attributes — such as color, size, type, and shape.
How to Make No-Sew Sock Stuffed Animals
Learn how to make sock animals without sewing. This easy craft activity helps children explore 3D shapes while making fun plushies.
Make a Homemade Picture and Counting Book
Need a fun, visual way to practice numbers and counting with young kids? Make a colorful counting book to practice counting to 10.
Make a DIY Pirate Treasure Chest
Learn how to make a treasure chest out of a recycled cereal box. Then practice counting with a treasure chest like a true pirate!
How Far Can You Toss a Squishy Sponge Ball?
Make a squishy sponge ball out of household materials! Then practice comparing and measuring in this fun game for the whole family.
Learn About Measurements Using a Homemade Scale
Which is heavier, my marble or my teddy bear? Make a DIY scale from household materials to compare the weights of different objects.
Explore Feelings With a Rubber Band Harp
Explore the feelings in music while playing a homemade rubber band harp.