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Simply go on a walk or your yard and grab a couple of flowers. We found these wild daises growing wild in a field. Provide your child...

Provide your child with aluminum foil as their canvas. If they are old enough to use a sharpie you can have them doodle designs all over...

Provide your child with paper towels as a canvas. You can have them paint with droppers or paintbrushes. Place liquid water colors or...

Save those cardboard packages. Cut out different shapes. If your child is old enough cut you can either have them trace shapes or draw...

Blow up water balloons or regular balloons. Provide paint, brushes, and paper. They can also simply use just their fingers to paint. Let...

On a piece of paper or paper bag, either help your child or let them color a range of different colors with markers, crayons, or colored...

Gather recycled materials: paper rolls, bottle caps, wine corks, bottles or anything they can print with. Place a sheet of paper, paint...

Collect a stash of recycled materials (egg cartons, bubble wrap, popsicle sticks bottle caps, paper tubes, cardboard, paper...

Collect a stash of recycled paper towel and toilet paper tubes. If your child is old enough let them cut them in various sizes, if they...

Save your egg cartons! 1. Dismantle the egg carton; cut the lid off, cut the egg holder side into individual sections. 2. With each...

Rainy Day Window Art: Have your child paint on a baking tray or plastic bin (liquid water colors, diluted tempera paint, food coloring),...

Go on nature walk gather twigs or branches! Set out the branches as on butcher paper, newspaper, or a mat, any kind of paint, paint...

Go on a nature walk and collect as many natural materials as possible (leaves, sticks, flowers, moss, etc.). Place the materials on...

Acrylic mirrors are an excellent source of visual sensory input and provides visual feedback for experiments! Children are naturally...