Science

Introduce your toddler to textures and texture words with this nature activity.

Make waves by turning plastic food containers into simple but smart bath toys!

The many benefits of mixing, pouring and stirring as a family.

From mini tornadoes to mystery boxes, doing science experiments with your toddler is a fun way to play.

Get more from kitchen science by introducing your toddler to the scientific method.

See how dirty feet can boost critical thinking.

Show kids the tiny world whirling by right under their toes.

Explore the world with one paintbrush and a one big imagination.

Here's how to tip the scales in her academic favor.

If your child enjoys building toys, encourage your young builder to become a planner and designer, too with this activity.

Help your child learn about the patterns of nature by recording the weather for a week.

This activity encourages your child to identify characteristics of the seasons, an early Life Science skill.

Small things look really cool with a magnifying glass.

Make a place for little scientists to record observations, thoughts and questions.

Uncover clues in the wild to get kids thinking like scientists.

This easy homemade bird feeder will make your house the favorite among the feathered set.

Have your child make and illustrate a list of the different land animals and aquatic animals she has seen.

Play this card game with your child and introduce an important Life Science concept.

Sort your favorite animals with this fun classification game.

This icky-sticky creation gets kids hooked on chemistry.

The right real-world experiences make math and science an authentic part of life.