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6 Years and Older

Part-Whole Relationship Game: Creating a Shape with a Transparent Spoon

This practical activity, prepared with transparent plastic spoons and cardboard, improves children's visual perception, part-whole relationship and focusing skills. Details of the educational game are here!

4 Years and Older

Color Tracking and Reflex Game: 'Escape the Supposed Color!' Effectiveness

Discover the Touching the Spoken Color Game, which develops reflexes, attention and listening skills in children and young people. Step-by-step application guide is in the event details.

6 Years and Older

How to Play Collect 3 Bottles Game? Rules and Strategies

Grab the bottles in the middle and be the first to collect 3 bottles in your square! Steal your opponent's bottle and protect your own area. All the rules of the bottle collecting game are here.

4 Years and Older

Preschool STEM and Team Play: Pattern Completion against Time

In-class team competition that develops children's hand-eye coordination, color perception and analytical thinking skills: Pattern completion game guide with colored blocks!

6 Years and Older

STEM Activity at Home: Colorful Floating Boat with Straws

A great STEM project that will increase children's curiosity in science: Straw and colorful floating boat experiment! Required materials, step-by-step preparation and scientific explanation.

6 Years and Older

Street Games Return: How to Play Line Circle Jump Game?

A new street game that is both fun and coordination-improving for children: Line circle jump! The rules, benefits and how to play the game are in this event.

4 Years and Older

Balloon in the Box Game

A great activity suggestion for those who are bored at home! How to play the game of throwing balloons into the box by bouncing them with your feet? The rules and details of this lively house game, which both improves children's coordination and entertains adults, are in our guide.

8 Years and Older

Building Bridges Without Nails: Self-Supporting Structures

Defy gravity with ice cream sticks, thin branches, or knives! Discover the construction and scientific secrets of the "Self-Supporting Bridge" (Da Vinci Bridge), which can carry heavy loads using only friction and balance, without any glue.

8 Years and Older

Ping Pong Ball Experiment with Hair Dryer at Home - Bernouilli Principle

Discover science with simple ingredients at home! Explain Bernouilli's Principle to your children in a fun way, using a hair dryer and a ping-pong ball. Step by step experiment guide.

8 Years and Older

Making a Beehive Shaped Lantern with Balloons and Peanut Shells

This project describes the process of making a naturally textured beehive model with peanut shells glued around a balloon. The structure that emerges by dismantling the balloon after the glue dries offers an educational and entertaining recycling activity for children.

6 Years and Older

Making a Night Lamp from Tangerine Peel: Step by Step Rabbit Lantern

We turn tangerine season into fun! With just a tangerine, a pencil and a light source, you can prepare a magic rabbit lantern that will decorate your children's room, made with their own hands. This simple but impressive activity that develops fine motor skills will be a favorite during your evening play hours.

4 Years and Older

Fruit Tree

We cut a certain part of a cardboard in the form of a tree. We add transparent adhesive tape to the cut place. Then we try to get the colorful plastic balls on the transparent band and get a colorful fruit tree.

10 Years and Older

Anti Gravity Table

A magical structure that defies gravity: What is an anti-gravity table? A fun physics experiment you can do at home using the Tensegrity principle.

2 Years and Older

Match colored rings with the same color and complete

Completing the colored rings with missing parts, develops motor skills, learns to recognize color and begins to recognize the concepts of early mathematics.

6 Years and Older

Color tracking according to directive cards

We place our colorful apartments in accordance with the order on the directive card, playing a fun game. A game example that supports line tracking, visual perception, attention and hand-eye coordination.

6 Years and Older

Let's Get the Ball to the Opponent's Field and Win

In this game, which is more of a classroom activity, our little ones, divided into two groups, will try to get a big ball in the middle of the room to the other side's field with the small ball in their hand. The aim is to reach the opponent's field by hitting the ball with the balls.

4 Years and Older

Colored Circle Matching Activity

Let's cut apartments from paper and then paint these apartments in two different colors. Of course, we have to do two from the colored apartment. Our little ones will try to match the same color apartments.

6 Years and Older

Race against the ball

Our little ones are gathered around a circle. A player of them gives the ball hand to the next one. The other contestant tries to come to the place around this apartment faster. A race full of adrenaline and hard work!

4 Years and Older

Complete the missing parts in the puzzle

Let's prepare a fun and educational puzzle for the little ones. Let's draw missing shapes on paper and create the missing parts in ice cream bars. Thanks to their visual skills, the little ones complete the missing parts.

4 Years and Older

Capture the Colored Ball in Square

In this mutual activity, let's quickly deliver the colored ball to the other player without disturbing the coordination without taking it out of a particular limit.

10 Years and Older

Retractable Cylinder

In this beautiful activity, we will try to recognize the closed and open states of the cylinder, which is a geometric shape. All the parts of the cylinder will be more permanent in our minds.

4 Years and Older

Right and Left Brain Activity 2

It is a good activity for our children to coordinate their right and left brains in a coordinated way. The difficult part of this activity is that the two hands move in the opposite direction.

6 Years and Older

Lego Collection Game with Balloon

In our balloon collecting activity, let's throw the balloon up and try to quickly put the lego pieces around the plate in the plate. Most of the LEGO piece on the plate wins.

4 Years and Older

Magic Paper Towel 2

Let's fold a piece of paper towel in half. Then, let's draw the colored part at the bottom in a shape we like, with the colored part painted.

4 Years and Older

Specify aspects as shown

Let's draw direction signs into the apartments on a sheet of apartments. Let's draw directions on round bottle caps. Let's try to find the aspects of the bottle caps as specified in the paper.

4 Years and Older

Let's bring together colors and numbers

Let's write numbers in colored apartments on one paper. Let's draw apartments on the other paper and write numbers. Let's try to put the colorful objects in the first paper into the relevant number on the second paper.

2 Years and Older

Complete missing parts according to color harmony 3

In order for our little ones in this age group to detect the color, piece and the entire harmony, the third of our event is with you.

2 Years and Older

Complete missing parts according to color harmony 2

In order for our little ones in this age group to perceive the color, tracks and entire harmony, the second series is with you.

2 Years and Older

Complete missing parts according to color harmony 1

In order for our little ones in this age group to perceive the color, tracks and entire harmony, the first of our event series is with you.

4 Years and Older

Place the colored circles appropriately

We carry our colorful apartments to their places on the directive card and play a fun game. A game example that supports visual perception, attention and hand-eye coordination.

6 Years and Older

Algorithm Activity with PingPon Balls

We throw our pingpom balls, we close the value of the part of the ball on our card, play a fun algorithm game.

4 Years and Older

Let Eskimo Colorful Fruity

We don't use a clean syringe with colorful fruits we have chosen some parts of the eskimo by taking let. This video is our watermelon, cantaloupe, and Kiwi, we'll make a beautiful Eskimo.

6 Years and Older

Flats Cute Faces

We were drawn on a piece of paper from the apartment we try to draw different human faces.

1-2 Age

Let's Figure Out Which One

For infants motor skills and hand-eye coordination to support events in our series of rings of different colors move and the other part is observing.

4 Years and Older

Balance and Basketball

Prepare the assembly. A little attention thanks to some balance, let's take the basket.

6 Years and Older

Apartments Easy Drawing Of Animals

This time one of our events series in easy drawing animals about how to draw simply run around in circles?

6 Years and Older

Let Sailboats From Walnut Shells

Those who sail from walnut shell and try it that way,the nuts, apply dish soap to the bottom of. I've done that before when I wanted to try making a sailboat was very popular Surface Tension experiments, the result was successful.

6 Years and Older

Add A Fun Activity To Draw A Picture

Granted, it produces a picture with parts added or different from the sample pictures, we develop our visual perception and hand muscles.

4 Years and Older

Fun Frames

Are you ready for a fun game? Played with dice and Checkers nice, simple and educational game for Let's watch the video together.

4 Years and Older

It Is A Fun Memory Game

Cardboard circle on a circle in such a way that six Double Twelve color paste. The colored circles on the membrane paste. The apartments are close with a lid.

4 Years and Older

Left and Right Brain Activity

A good activity to use their right and left brains of our children in a coordinated manner.

4 Years and Older

Anticipated Transaction Activity

To one of our events that we can move quickly. As you move inside the circle or outside the footprint, according to our feet we'll make it happen.

4 Years and Older

Stork Making From Number 9

Teach children numbers in a fun way with this stork drawing using the number 9! A step-by-step, easy drawing guide that develops fine motor skills and creativity.

Little Einsteins

Hungarian Hiccups

Rocket participates his first day in the Great Sky Race as a rookie to beat other planes, jets and helicopters.