It is never to early to start exploring science with children.
How to create a Learning Window Garden
Now that the weather is warming up, it’s the perfec time to teach your child about the changing of the seasons and what’s new for spring! Here’s how to start a conversation about gardening, and how to create a learning window garden
By Ann-Marie Burton
How to Make a Dinosaur Habitat or Diorama
Dinosaur month at momstown is full of fun crafts, silly dino snacks and lots of learning about different types of dinosaurs! We love this simple craft to get kids to think about where they dinosaurs would live. Using recycled and natural ingredients can make the perfect dinosaur habitat or diorama.
10 Great Activities to Teach Your Child about Colour
We love to get creative with crafts, but momstown moms know that there are lots of ways to teach your child about colour through science, sensory bins and even outdoor scavenger hunts! Here are 10 great activities to help your toddler and preschooler learn about colours and colour mixing.
Sensory Play- Fun with Pumpkins for Halloween
Through artwork and sensory play, like this Pumpkin Sensory activity, our babies get to explore the world around them!
7 Crafts to Learn about Space
This month, momstown moms and kids are taking off! What a great chance to learn about space by exploring the planets, stars, sun, moon and even ride some cool rocket ships!
Pumpkin Science for Preschoolers and Toddlers
It would not be Halloween without pumpkins and pumpkin carving. Part of the fun of the holiday is reaching inside a pumpkin to scoop out the gunk, and then in our house, roasting the seeds. While preschoolers and toddlers may not be able to take part in the actual carving, exploring a pumpkin is a great fall sensory and science activity.
Dr. Seuss Oobleck
March 2nd marks the famous Dr. Seuss’s birthday, and momstown has found a great sensory craft to help us celebrate this week!
Science Lesson at the Strawberry Farm: Pollination
Not only does the strawberry farm offer up some delicious snacks and fun outdoors, but it’s a great opportunity to learn a bit of science and talk about pollination. Here’s how.
