School age program activities

After school activities are more important than you think. This collections of activities & educational games enhances kids' creativity & critical thinking.

Make some activity jars for busy kids this summer! No more “I’m bored!” or “what can I do now?”, these activity jars are packed full of simple, easy to prepare ideas to help kids make their own choices, direct their own play and keep busy throughout the school break. Yay! Before I write about this...Read More »

Have you ever made homemade pop rocks? These DIY pop rocks are an example of a delicious edible science experiment. So if you like edible STEM activities for kids, come and get this homemade pop rocks recipe and instructions.

This is such a fun craft. The kids love walking around with their new Kaleidoscopes. I love how simple it was to make! Come on in and I’ll show you how to make this Easy Kaleidoscope Craft, today: This is a great craft for a sunny day. It might require a trip to the birthday...

Grow a rainbow as a fun science experiment or STEM project and use the product as a fun decoration for springtime.

Fizzy art is a fun process art activity for the kids that requires just a few basic supplies. This colorful STEAM project is low prep and engaging!

Check out these super fun STEM toothpick activities that the kids are going to love. Kids will have fun exploring concepts in a hands-on way!

Looking for some winter STEM activities your kids will love? We’ve got 50 + activities to wow your kids. Which will you do first?

There are tons of simple science experiments that are so much fun for kids! Making a density tower, or layers of different liquids, is a little bit of science magic for the junior scientist but also incorporates a good dose of cool physics. Explore how some liquids are heavier or denser than others with this super easy liquid density experiment below!