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With this activity, you’ll test your math and music skills to build your very own instrument. With only four materials, you can play your favorite songs and perform a concert for family and friends!

What could be more fun than sending a marshmallow flying through the air? This great activity also incorporates math and engineering.

Send your fellow buccaneers a message in a bottle! Leave a quiz, puzzle or map for them to decode to find the treasure.

Ready, set, action! Create your own movie reel using objects you likely have around the house.

Create your own ocean water foam and have fun exploring creatures that live in the water.

Play with colorful concoctions in this oil and water experiment!

The Olympics are a great opportunity to teach your child about other countries, traditions and sports. You can talk about fitness, hard work and practice, sportsmanship, and teamwork.

Enjoy a windy day with a homemade paper bag kite decorated in your own fun way!

Make your own miniature football game with a paper football and crafts.

This project will help your child learn about design and structure, as well as cause-and-effect.

Build a boat out of a plastic bottle and watch as a chemical reaction makes it glide through the water!

Do you want to learn how it rains? This is the perfect hands-on science activity to see just how awesome weather can be!

Ever wonder how a plant absorbs water and spreads it throughout its stem and leaves? This rainbow cabbage experiment will show you just that, all while using the colors of the rainbow.

This cool science activity demonstrates the chemical reaction between vinegar and baking soda. Make sure you step outside to try it out!

Experiment with testing the strength of a single spaghetti noodle.  How easy does it break?  Is it strong enough to hold up to the weight of various things you have around the house?