Aboriginal art is art made by the indigenous people of Australia. This art is linked to religious ceremonies and all the painted patterns have meanings and tell stories. This art form is a visual language of simple dots and lines and is a tribal art, very similar to our own Bhil or Gond Art. This art is excellent for the child’s fine motor skills and definitely increases patience. It is also a great stress reliever…
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After the tremendous success of the life-sized animals through the 3D VR animations by Google, we now have planets and other celestial bodies to play with, in exactly the same way as we did with animals. Imagine how much fun it will be to see the Saturn rings up close, or to see how beautiful our Earth looks in the solar system!
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You have all heard of and played hopscotch. But here is a fun twist to the same game – one that you to enjoy and let out a little steam too. This game “Hands and Feet Hopscotch” looks like a mix of Twister and Hopscotch and involves a lot of quick movement, using hands and feet and jumping. This game is an obstacle course that helps to strengthen the children’s sensory pathways. It is also…
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I came across this brain bender on WhatsApp and decided to give it a try. Did you crack the code? Try it out!!! Solution: From 1st and 2nd statements – 2 is not the number. It is either 9 or 1 From 2nd and 3rd statements – 4 is the number, but placed in the wrong place in both the statements. So it should be in the ones place. Therefore, one number…
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Mommies always battle to please their little one’s taste buds. What better than a yummy sandwich to satisfy the hunger pangs? They are easy to make, get ready in no time and the best thing is that they are healthy and loved by people of all ages. Looking for some creative twist to the regular sandwiches? Here are few tasty ideas to make lunch boxes or kids’ party more fun! What’s more – these are just the…
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Lockdown is in place and we are all stuck indoors. While we would have taken off on a holiday, this summer we can only dream about flying off to holiday destinations. Let’s make the most of this time with family. Let your children’s imaginations fly high with this paper plane. Paper Planes (the simple version) are one of the easiest to make and most children start off Origami with this. Here is a DIY of…
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We had recently posted this fun challenge on our Facebook Page – KidEngage. This is an absolutely brilliant cartoon by Ella Baron that we discovered on the internet. She has illustrated twenty-seven figurative language terms, which are a mixture of metaphors and similes. Were you able to identify all of them? At first glance, it looks like an easy puzzle to solve. But look closer and it seems like a hard nut to crack!!! Ella in her tweet, adds…
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Do you have a stack of newspapers that you want to upcycle and repurpose? Here is our compilation of awesome DIY projects that you can create with newspapers! Build Newspaper Structures From CraftingAGreenWorld Newspaper Bouquet From PopSugar Newspaper Flowers from RedTartArt Newspaper Basket From HowAboutOrange Newspaper Photo Frames from SavedByLoveCreations Newspaper Gift Bags From RedTartArt Newspaper Envelopes From KanelStrand Newspaper Art from StudioSeena’s Blog Make your own paper Making paper by hand at home is a…
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There is a multicolored, loaded with nutrients, soothing and of course yummy in the tummy solution–a smoothie. It is so easy to make that kids will love to try their hands on it. Base of milk, yogurt or ice, loaded with raw fruits and veggies, it surely makes a wholesome snack for picky eaters. Smoothies can be made in no time and thus these are mommies’ favorite too.
Here are a few healthy and nutritious smoothies that you can make easily at home with your little munchkins
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Has your child ever asked you how big an animal is in real-life? Normally we would explain it in relation to the objects around. It’s one thing to read that a great white shark can be 18 feet long. It’s another to see it up close in relation to the things around you. What if we could show a life-sized shark right in the living room? And you can walk around it and see how…
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