So…here’s a very easy experiment that I’m sure your kids will love – I did, even though I’m a grown-up! What you’ll need: a bowl, 2-3 cups of milk, dish washing liquid, food colouring (at least 2-3 colours), Q-tip, and thick paper. Instructions: Pour the milk in the bowl, then add some food colouring. Dip…
Magic Bubble Recipe
I stumbled across this recipe for giant bubbles a long time ago, but I haven’t had the time (or the ingredients) to make it before. I had a friend over and she brought me some glycerin, because she knew it will come in handy for my weird science experiments. And it did! 🙂 I tested…
Number and Colour Recognition Game
I bought foam dice a few days ago and I really wanted to use them, so I made a number recognition game for my kids (aged 3-5). I used adhesive foam numbers and popsicle sticks, but you can use plain flashcards with numbers. It doesn’t have to be anything fancy. How to play the game:–…
Dyeing Easter Eggs with Wax Crayons
Last Easter we painted eggs with the kids from our play group. We decided to try a new technique from the Artful Parent, which uses wax crayons and food colouring. It was so much fun! The kids got to do almost everything by themselves, so it was much better than the traditional way of dyeing…