Celebrate Pi Day — March 14, or 3-14 — by conducting your own search for pi. To do your own test to see if the circumference of an object divided by its diameter really does always equal about 3.14, try this activity adapted from Layers of Learning.
Follow these instructions to create your very own paper parachute!
Try this activity to harness the power of physics and air resistance to develop different parachute designs to discover a safe way to deliver an egg to the ground.
Can you find all the words in this Black History Month word search? Download and print the page to get started.
Was that Cookie Monster or Shakespeare? Test your skills
Filled with liquids, sparkling glitter, and even tiny items you can try to count, sensory bottles are a great way to relax and soothe yourself. To make this one extra Valentine’s Day-themed, add red food coloring and heart confetti.
What animal combinations can you think of? Choose two (or more) of the options here — or write your own — to create your own mythological beast. Then draw a picture of it!
Here’s how to make your own unicorn poop using Elmer’s glitter glue.
Shoe art has a long and complex history across the world. People have decorated their shoes throughout time to express …
Girls Scouts and their families gathered at Lancer Lanes Friday for a Noon Year’s Eve celebration involving bowling, a Hawaiian Punch toast at noon and a cookie rally.
Moths and butterflies are similar. Can you tell them apart?
To experience what a moth might feel like when it heads straight for a light, try this activity adapted from How Stuff Works.
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