Art for Kids: Fun Art Projects

Elements of Art – 5 Fun Projects for Kids

The elements of art are generally considered to be line, shape, texture, form, space, color and value, with the additions of mark making, and materiality. The following projects were curated from some fantastic people and organizations. They combine one or more elements of art into fun art projects for kids! #1 Nature Creativity (Texture, Shape,

Fun Math

Mathlibs™ + More!

The original Mathlibs™! I’m working on bringing this game back and on adding more non-Flash Mathlibs™, and you can see the first question set here… you can also check out a couple multiplication Mathlibs™ games that I made here: Create Your Own 5 Q Multiplication Adventure. 🙂 Testing Ruffle……

Taking it Offline

Connecting with Purpose

During our Emanant Wellness, workshop Start on Purpose, we encourage attendees to “explore purpose.” It struck me that most of the exploration is hindsight. We are chiefly uncovering clues (or “data,” as I dorkily like to say), from out past, and then adding context and insight to see where “how we

Coloring Sheets

The Gratitude & Happiness Connection – Activities for Kids

I saw this video a while back and thought it was amazing. It shows an experiment which covers the gratitude and happiness connection. I have been a dabbler in perusing research on the science of happiness, and focusing on gratitude and having our kids learn and adopt an attitude of gratitude is

Community Helpers

Projects for Kids Who Want to Make a Difference

Set a goal to join kids all over the world in making a positive difference. From working one-on-one to improve the quality of a neighbor’s life to joining other kids in a larger help network, you can make a difference in effecting change. Making a Difference at Home You’ll find

Coloring Sheets

7 Fun Facts About Dolphins & Coloring Page

Did you know? Only half of a dolphin’s brain sleeps at a time! Dolphin babies are born tail first! Dolphins name each other! “Killer Whales” (Orcas) are actually dolphins! Though they can see very well, dolphins also use echolocation to find things, like food! In comparison, they don’t smell all