Nickelodeon activities

Turns out that you can do that (which you’ve seen) on television.

Mr. Krabs's arch-nemesis Plankton has returned, cleverly disguised as a paper roll craft. Enjoy making this easy SpongeBob Plankton Craft!

Easy DIY trials you can do at the kitchen table (and still wow your kid).

What a face! Make this adorable clock character with moveable parts and help your Blue’s fan practice telling hours and minutes of the day. All it takes are a few household materials and, well, time. The clock is ticking! What You’ll Need Plastic or paper plate Scissors Glue stick Metal fastener 2 Cupcake liners […]

Two-Ingredient Gak Slime is great for kids of all ages. Homemade Gak is a fun alternative to slime — it’s thicker, squishier, and makes fun sounds when you press down into it. If you were around in the 90s, you probably had Gak as a toy or watched the Gak attacks on Nickelodeon which included a green slime substance being dumped most likely on someone’s head.

Word search. Crazy maze. Color by number. Word scramble. Sponge Libs. And more! Strap on your goggles, hold your breath, and take a deep dive into SpongeBob game land. And don’t forget to watch The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run, on Paramount+! Print Now

SpongeBob plankton toilet paper rolls all you need is green,white,black,and yellow paint toilet paper rolls and some antanas

Practice balance, speed, and precision assembling and disassembling a tower of empty cups. Kids will have a blast — and won’t groan when it’s time to clean up.

Try this format riff on the classic seek-and-find game: Identify objects and characters (Blue! Peppa! Mr. Salt!) in the checklist and find them in the picture jumble. Color as you go! Print Now

Make your kids popcorn more fun with this simple Neon Slime Popcorn Snack Mix recipe! Perfect for watching the slim-filled Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards!