Catapults are fun to build and play around with! Now-a-days, catapults are mostly used to study old weapon and some old catapult models are kept in the museums. Catapults are also widely used as experiments in engineering and physics classes to explain the students about the engineering design process concept.
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We did our very first DIY pulley and learned physics concepts as well as the working of simple machines in the play way. In fact, we were so excited about making a pulley at home. Not really sure why we decided about making pulley but was counting on it for Read more…
Let’s make an articulated robotic hand that can be controlled with kid’s finger movements. This is an activity that will describe the finger movements to kids with an easy explanation. You can also try this at home with kids. We have uploaded step by step demonstration for your easy reference. Read more…
As a parent, I need to think in every possible aspect to enhance my kid’s thinking ability and especially on how to improve their STEM future. So, this time I have picked ‘Building 3d structures and shapes’ to teach my children through a couple of hands-on activities. Check this to Read more…
We are going to add fun to your kid’s life with a catapult experiment. Do not throw the Popsicle stick next time when you buy an ice candy. It will be useful for our STEM project which includes math, engineering, physics, and play as well. How many of you agree to my Read more…
You can now make an upcycled catapult easily. With the right projectile ready you can now teach Fun physics for kids. We are going to be part of the 4 weeks STEM challenge. It is running for 28 days with hands-n science activities. Every week they will announce a new theme Read more…
Toddlers and preschoolers always love to weigh every item. They play “Which one is heavier?” game and we can now help them make a balance scale at home. Side by side you can also teach them about gravity. My elder daughter is 7 years old now and she started learning about measurement Read more…
Product Reviewed: Sticker Dolly Dressing Dream Jobs (Usborne Activities) Author: Emily Bone and Steven Wood . Age Range: 5+ years olds. Star Rating: 4.2 / 5 stars Our review of Sticker Dolly Dressing Dream Jobs “Dream Jobs” is yet another fun activity book to the “Sticker Dolly Dressing” series, that Read more…
This is a fun STEM (STEAM) activity of making a marble run with magnets for kids. This is best suited for refrigerator doors any steel surface (you can also try with magnetic white/black boards.) I would like to share this with you all and you can also have fun with Read more…