Learning Activities

This activity strengthens research and speaking skills. Your child will have to research different periods of time, and then give a lecture on them.

This activity allows your child to observe several objects and describe how they might be connected.

Pick your child's brain to see what he would do if his dominant hand was changed from right to left, or from left to right.

Do your kids spend the summer complaining of boredom? Prevent summer sluggishness by providing them with fun acitvities and interesting projects. Use summer as an opportunity to get creative and get moving!

This skill-building activity will help your child feel comfortable with public speaking.

This imagination activity asks your child to choose an everyday item and then tell you what that object has to say.

Help your child use an encyclopedia to look up important visiting dignitaries from far away, and then plan a dinner for them.

This educational activity will help your child improve her grammar skills.

This science activity will help your child better understand the forces of gravity.

This activity will help your child's geography skills, as she pretends to be moving West.

This activity will have your child writing an encyclopedia entry about your hometown.

Save your old phone books! In this activity, your child can use them to practice her math skills.

Kids will have a blast inventing and describing their very own fields of science.

In this fun and imaginative activity, your child can become a world-famous inventor.

Have your child research interesting facts about your city or town. Then go for a walk and have her give you an expert tour.

Try this science experiment with your child -- it will teach him all about solar energy.

This science experiment will teach your child about evaporation and condensation.

Do a fun science experiment with your child to learn about evaporation.