Fun Activities for Kids

To help young readers document the books they’ve read, create a reading banner together!

Here's a sweet way to bring the learning from Gracie's Attic to life!

Encourage kids to be writers by setting up an inviting writing basket with cards, journals, stickers and markers.

Throwing a tea party can be a fun first step in learning to count.

Snack time is the perfect time for addition practice.

Use coins to help kids make heads or tails of math.

Challenge your kids to build a simple catapult and see how far they can launch a craft pom pom.

Play a sorting game with your child’s toys. Start with familiar categories—dogs, cats, farm animals and those exciting jungle animals (wow, an elephant!).

Kindle classification skills by asking for help sorting household objects.

Enjoy the lessons your child has learned with this month's book by making a delicious treat to extend the learning.

This icky-sticky creation gets kids hooked on chemistry.

What do you do in the fall when the wind starts to blow? Go outside and collect some free art supplies!

Play traditional games and hear stories from Africa to increase geographic literacy.

Use research on the pets of our presidents to introduce your child to government.

Get kids thinking about -- and drawing -- space and air, land and sea.

Learning can be messy—but it’s also great fun!

Here's a coloring activity that's fun for the whole quirky family!

With your child, make a book of the alphabet that your child can refer to over and over again.

Dancing gives children an appreciation of music, and builds strength and coordination. Plus, it's so much fun!

Enhance those all-important empathy skills by pinpointing feelings in a photo book.

Build social confidence with the proven S.A.S.H. role-play approach.

Help your child learn to correctly name the parts of the head and face.

This game is sure to catch on as a playful way to learn color words in Spanish.

Go on a neighborhood adventure to identify everyday words in German.