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Make your own Kaleidoscope Craft

Kaleidoscope This simple kaleidoscope works best when it is held up to the light. Move the tube around to see the pretty colours, glitter and sequins dance around.

DIY chalk Did you know that you can make your own chalk? And it’s easy! This chalk is made into giant sticks, which is great for little hands to grab hold of, and perfect for pavements and patios. You can create a giant masterpiece and then let the rain wash it off.

Post from contributor Emma at AdventuresofAdam.com Busy Bags are wonderful creations that you can grab at a moment’s notice to occupy your little one. They may be used whilst on the go, whilst waiting at the doctors or simply when you need your child to play independently. Our Rainbow Fine Motor Busy Bag will not […]

Let the Child Lead: Do’s & Don’ts, to encourage child led play

This article was originally published on Flockmen.com Are you always busy, rushing, occupied, running from one place to other seldomly having a chance to stop, think and let your child have a play with whatever he/she wants and chooses to do? The world shouts from every corner you must have this, your child should be doing […]

#MyDisneyLife inspired Craft Stick Skaters

We love magic of Disney in our family. Many of the movies have become firm favourites, watched over and over again and we’ve started the tradition of going to watch Disney on Ice as a family each year around Christmas time. We’re really looking forward to Disney on Ice Presents Silver Anniversary Celebration this year, so when […]

Sink or float is one of the most popular classic science experiments for kids. It’s so easy to set up, and a great way to introduce them to basic experiments at home. This fun twist on the classic experiment uses surprise eggs to add another element of fun to the activity. This sink or float […]

Measuring Vehicles Distances, STEM activity inspired by Blaze and the Monster Machines

We’ve been trying out the new range of Blaze and the Monster Machines toys from Fisher Price, and one of the activities we used them with is this simple maths activity that focuses on measuring the distances the vehicles have travelled.

Today I’m guest posting over at Nurture Store, as part of their ABCs and 123 series, sharing a simple dice game that helps children to learn and practice their number bonds from one to ten. Pop over to Nurture Store to read the full post

This Rainbow Clay post is from our contributor Emma of Adventures of Adam We have recently fallen in love with DIY clay. It is so easy to make and is self drying too. As I seem to burn salt dough, anything that does not require to go in an oven is a winner in my […]

This DIY Wooden Shape Puzzles post is contributed by Medina of Grillo-Designs.com My son is quite the logical thinker. From a very young age, he has always loved puzzles and working out how to make things connect. I would love to say he gets this analytical thinking from me, but I’m not a very good problem […]