Entertainment and Activities

Keep your kids laughing with these 5 friendly pranks you and your kids can pull on each other.

Check out these 6 tips to help make planning your child's birthday party easy and stress-free.

Check out these camp-inspired activities that you can do at home with your kids this summer!

If you are stuck inside on a rainy day, try these 5 quick indoor games and boredom busters for kids.

Calm-down jars are a great recycled craft you can create using items from around the house and in your recycling bin!

Craft sticks are the perfect inexpensive craft supply! Have some fun with these activities and crafts that use popsicle sticks.

Adult coloring pages offer a fun and relaxing activity for moms, teachers, older kids, and teens! Print this one featuring a small floral pattern. Give it as a Mother's Day gift or Teacher Appreciation gift, along with colored pencils or fine-point pens.

Looking for fun STEM activities to try at home with your kids to get them excited about science, technology, engineering and math? These ones make experimenting easy instead of intimidating!

Check out our favorite Pinterest-inspired April Fools' jokes to play on your kids. How will you fool your child on April Fools' Day?

Catch a leprechaun this St. Patrick's Day with one of these homemade leprechaun traps!

Want to take your Easter egg decorating to the next level, while still keeping it kid-friendly? We've rounded up a dozen cool ideas from around the Web for you to try with toddlers on up to teens!

Celebrate Dr. Seuss Day on March 2 with these classic books by the best-selling author.

Print this play money to help kids learn to count and manage dollars and cents! Cut out the realistic bills and coins for hours of math-related fun.

Print these money jar labels to help your child learn to manage and save his allowance money. Cut and paste the labels onto jars or envelopes to encourage kids to save, donate, invest, and spend their "fun money" wisely.

Find the newest releases in children's books for all ages, including picture books, chapter books, poetry, and nonfiction. Create reading lists and summer book lists for kids from kindergarten through middle school.