PLAYology Playbook

Can a Playground be too Safe?

FINDINGS | The New York Times Can a Playground Be Too Safe?Dith Pran/The New York Times CHILDHOOD RELIC Jungle gyms, like this one in Riverside Park in Manhattan, have disappeared from...

Development Perspectives

Developmental Perspectives of Cognition and Play By Bernice Callahan, Board Member, Founder of California Parenting Institute, and Former School Teacher  The Toddler Toddlers are consumed with curiosity. Their boundless energy...

bean sprouting and growing in soil

Bean Power

Help your child discover a better understanding of how plants grow and flowers bloom, with this fun science project!

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Cabbage Soup

In this experiment, kids watch as "cabbage soup" turns different colors right before their eyes! This science project is designed to help kids observe chemical change!

Boy looking on crystals he grew through magnifying glass

Borax Crystals

Here's an easy and amazing way for your child to grow their own colorful borax crystal decorations overnight!

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Worm Bin

The worm composting project is a fun Earth sciences teaching tool that also promotes composting veggie food scraps from snack time, and other meal prep.

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Egg in a Bottle

WOW! your kids with this fun science trick! The egg in a bottle science experiment is a great way to inspire and intrigue young minds and get them to start…

Famous Scientists

Famous Scientists This list was researched and created for us by Kristyn Byrne for our Time To Wonder fundraising event held on September 23, 2010. Each scientist was used as a...

Make Your Own Oboe Straw

Materials: What to do: What’s happening: When you blow, a pulse of compressed air flows down the straw. The pulse travels down the straw at Mach 1, the speed of...

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