This edible sand invites kids to engage with different textures and is super easy to whip up! Great for kids 9 months and older.

This pipe cleaner pull activity helps littles work on their fine motor skills.

This mystery box sensory activity is great for babies 6 months and up and will help littles work on their fine motor skills and start to understand object permanence.

Use up your scrap paper, fabric and other loose parts and create a sweet, festive candy cane decoration.

These sweet nature ornaments are fun for all ages and make a great holiday keepsake.

This Fall tree painting is a fun way for your kids to work on their fine motor skills.

A nature puzzle is easy to make with materials you can find outside.

A leaf wreath is a sweet way to celebrate the fall season.

A sensory experience from start to finish, this no-cook playdough recipe gives kids a chance to create a custom recipe!

Ready for another spooky but easy Halloween activity? Make a cotton ball ghost with just a few materials you probably have on hand right now.

You can create silly monsters using only the materials you have around the house!

With just a few materials, you can create an endless number of patterns!

We're going on a bear hunt, we're gonna catch a big one!

Hunt for colors in nature with this simple Color Scavenger Hunt activity!

Foam sticker print making is a fun and creative way to make custom designs

An easy activity that helps with color and letter recognition.

Oobleck: is it a liquid? Is it a solid??

Raised salt painting is great for kids of all ages

Try your hand at portraits with this easy-to-set-up activity

A simple way to introduce tie dyeing with materials you probably have at home