Entertainment and Activities

Learn about the different types of table and parlor games you can play as a whole family.

Find tips on how to avoid conflict when choosing which games to play as a family.

To keep teens interested in games, play games and talk with them while they are young.

Nobody likes a sore loser. Teach your kids to applaud the winner and accept their loss gracefully.

Learn how to teach your children good game playing habits.

Whether you follow the rules that came with the game or make up your own rules, be sure that everyone agrees to them before the game begins.

Find tips on different games your entire family will enjoy.

Spending time as a family can be difficult these days. These tips can help to bring the family together.

Here are some helpful ideas for planning your next family vacation.

Use these tips to make flying with your kids an enjoyable experience.

Long car trips can be difficult with children. Learn simple tips for traveling with kids for a more pleasant ride with toddlers on up to teens.

Find the probability of the possible outcomes of hands in a game of cards students like.This worksheet includes several FutureFit Extension Activities that highlight 21st Century skills like critical thinking. These FutureFit Extension Activities are designed to reinforce the concepts included in the worksheet activity while integrating real-world skills. They can be used as in-class independent practice or group activities, or assigned for take-home or independent work.

This printable protractor can be cut out and used by students during geometry class and other math lessons where measurement of angles is needed. Students can use this as a resource for measuring angles in school and at home. This is meant for use by grades 3-6.

This art activity is ideal for children who are expecting a baby sister or brother.

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.

Select various objects that require children to use tongs or tweezers to pick them up.