We’re excited to launch a new homeschool learning series by one of our Kid Lab families. This month, they have linked their homeschool theme with our March theme: Ocean Deep. Follow along each week as we learn about the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, create sand and shell terrariums, sand dollar shortbread cookies, and finish with diagramming kelp forests and learning about the Arctic Ocean.
Read MoreOur March theme is all about the ocean. Download our FREE printables for kids to learn about seafood and ocean life. In our Play Labs, we’ll explore the warm waters of the coral reef, build a deep-sea submarine, sort seashells, discover ocean layers, and create interactive fish puppets.
Read MoreWe’re back with a space-themed resource roundup we think you’re going to have fun with! This month, our Play Labs are focused on the fascinating world of outer space. To enhance the playful learning we’re doing in the Lab, we’re sharing these FREE printables, recommended videos, space-themed art and activities.
Read MoreMarbled planets are a wonderful DIY project for science enrichment to inspire creativity and help kids learn about planets and the solar system. There are so many ways you can use these sculptures to inspire discussions about outer space!
Read MoreCheck out our pin punch snowflake guide (a fun Montessori activity) and a FREE winter-themed play dough mat printable.
Read MoreDownload this fun freebie and build a bird nest for mama bird, strengthen fine motor skills by making wiggly worms for mama bird to feed her babies, and create flowers for hummingbirds.
Read MoreHere’s a FREE little printable book you can use for birdwatching with the children in your life. It contains some of the most common and easy-to-spot birds for you to color and observe!
Read MoreWho’s excited about the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission to the moon? We’ve got a FREE PRINTABLE game of Lunar Dominoes to help you learn the phases of the moon, and a 2 ingredient recipe for Moon Sand to extend the play!
Read MoreThis month in the Lab, we’re learning all about bugs. To kick things off, I designed a project inspired by my favorite butterfly - the Blue Morpho.
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