Category: For Kids

Make your voice heard! Learn five ways to make a difference, from What Can I Say? author Catherine Newman.

Solving this crossword puzzle from Julia Rothman’s Ocean Anatomy Activity Book is reel fun for the whole family! 

To make your own rainbow, all you need is a plastic baggie, a sheet of white paper, some sun, and these step-by-step Raindrop in a Bag instructions from Rainbow Science author Artemis Roehrig. 

Sky Gazing author Meg Thacher shares two DIY eclipse pinhole projector projects that you can make at home.

A total solar eclipse happens somewhere on Earth about every year and a half. On April 8, 2024, there will be a total solar eclipse in North America.

Follow these tips to help children be successful with the activities in I Help at Home! 

Packed with tips and tricks, How to Be a Person, helps kids learn how to manage whatever life throws their way.

If you’re in the mood for chocolate cupcakes, but you’re out of milk, eggs, and butter, here’s a quick and easy vegan recipe that will do the trick.

Befriending dreams can be a lifelong skill for cultivating healthy sleep. How to Sleep Tight through the Night coauthor Tzivia Gover shares simple practices to help get your family into a calm nighttime routine.

Learn about leaves and trees—and how to draw just like Julia with this “Don’t Leaf It Behind” download and print activity sheet.

Planning a camping trip this summer? Test your carving skills by making a wooden spoon for your campsite.