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6 Years and Older

Fun Reflex Exercise: Cup Catching Game

A great activity for those who are bored at home! Test your reflexes and improve your focusing skills with the cup catching activity. Step by step application guide and tips are in this content.

6 Years and Older

Cardboard Perforated Balance Platform Game: Focus and Balance Exercise for Children

Meet this simple but effective game that will improve your child's focusing skills and motor skills! This balance platform, which you can prepare using cardboard and a ping-pong ball, both entertains and teaches. Step-by-step instructions and game rules are here!

8 Years and Older

Weather Forecast with Pine Cone

Make your own natural hygrometer using the moisture-changing structure of a pine cone! An educational and entertaining "weather forecast with a cone" experiment guide that can be done at home for children.

4 Years and Older

Fun Coordination Game at Home: Cardboard Maze Climb

How to make a cardboard maze game that improves children's focus and hand-eye coordination? Check out this fun activity guide that you can prepare with materials you have at home!

8 Years and Older

Bernoulli's Principle Experiment: A Ping Pong Ball Suspended in the Air in a Water Current!

A fun and educational science experiment you can do at home with children: A ping-pong ball suspended in the air in a stream of water! Learn Bernoulli's Principle in simple terms and try this magical experiment right away.

8 Years and Older

How to Conduct a Balance Experiment Using a Fork and Toothpick?

A fascinating physics experiment that you can do at home with your children! Defy gravity with an apple, two forks and two toothpicks. The tricks of the center of balance experiment are in this activity.

6 Years and Older

Fun Physics Experiment at Home: Card Drawing and Balance Game

This content; It describes an interactive experiment performed with a bottle, a card and a small object that teaches children the rules of physics (inertia) through play. It offers tips on how to diversify the game with different materials such as batteries, pencils or nuts.

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

Chasing the Invisible Force: Magnetization Experiment

This activity allows children to learn through experience which substances are attracted to the magnet and which are not. This "magnet hunt" triggers curiosity and teaches basic scientific concepts through play.

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.

6 Years and Older

Ant and Cockroach Making Activity with Leaves for Children

An enjoyable art activity that develops children's imagination using leaves collected from nature and simple materials! You can create fun figures such as ants and cockroaches by gluing leaves to paper and adding drawings around them.

4 Years and Older

Neurogymnastics Activity: Two-Hand Coordination Exercise that Supports Brain Development in Children

With neurogymnastics, children's right and left brain coordination improves. This activity, performed by using both hands simultaneously on different lines, strengthens attention, focus and motor skills.

10 Years and Older

3D Hologram Experiment at Home with Children

We can carry out a science activity that is both fun and educational for children with this simple mechanism that we will prepare using cardboard and transparent paper.

8 Years and Older

Color Fest Experiment at Home with Children: Fun and Educational Science Activity

Today, we carried out a color feast experiment with our children that is both fun and educational. In this enjoyable children's activity, we drew various shapes on napkins and made dots with colored felt-tip pens. Then, thanks to the detergent we added, we observed how the colors mixed together and became colorful.

10 Years and Older

The Dance of Hot Air: Exploring Convection Currents with a Paper Wrap

Why does heat rise? Why does hot air move? This fun experiment allows children to feel science firsthand by observing heat and air currents. This experiment, which you can easily do at home or in the classroom with a candle and a small spiral of paper, is both instructive and fascinating!

8 Years and Older

Breaking Down the Number: Discovering Place Value

In this activity, children calculate a number; He concretely discovers that it consists of thousands, hundreds, tens and ones digits. As the foldable cards are opened, they break into number pieces and children see that a large number is actually the sum of smaller numbers.

4 Years and Older

Right and Left Brain Activity 13: Let's Replace the Colors on the Color Ladder

It is a good activity for our children to use their right and left brains in a coordinated manner. In this activity, we will try to put the same colors on two colored stairs.

6 Years and Older

Red or Blue

This game, played with two colors and two people, is a fun activity where the first one to get the ribbon of the same color according to the color on the upper surface of an object thrown on the ground wins.

6 Years and Older

Follow the Colored Lines with the Colored Ball in the Cup

Let's help our little ones follow the different shapes of lines we have drawn with colored paper on the wall or any other surface, using the colored ball in the cup.

10 Years and Older

Achieve Equality in One Move

In intelligence activities, we will try to make two numbers equal by making a single move. This activity, prepared with toothpicks, includes a little math and a little intelligence. Try to achieve equality quickly.

2 Years and Older

We Learn the Logic of Nail Cutting

We learn self-care skills by having fun. We gain the skill of cutting nails using scissors.

4 Years and Older

Classify and Match Objects

Hello everyone, I have come with a very fun and easy-to-prepare activity that will improve our children's matching and classification skills. We will make sure to match colored pool balls with colored papers of the same color.

4 Years and Older

Let's Match Colors with the Climbing Wall

We will prepare a mechanism with yarn, rolls, cardboard and colored ping pong balls. We will move the ping pong balls in a balanced manner and make them fall through the same colored space.

6 Years and Older

Colorful Milk

Drop dishwashing liquid into the middle of the handkerchief you colored with watercolor and turn the milk into a colorful feast. Details and entertainment are in our video.

4 Years and Older

Right and Left Brain Activity 11: Let's Put the Colors in the Right Place

It is a good activity for our children to use their right and left brains in a coordinated manner. In this activity, we try to put mixed colored objects into the same colored glass.

6 Years and Older

Let's Code with Numbers and Colored Squares

We create colored squares in our coding activity. We fill these shapes with numbers in them with these colored squares. We pay attention to the matching of colors and numbers. The goal is to find the correct order by following the color and number descriptions.

6 Years and Older

Let's Code with Numbers and Colored Triangles

In our coding activity, we create colored triangles. We fill these shapes with numbers in them with these colorful geometric shapes. We pay attention to the matching of colors and numbers. The goal is to find the correct order by following the color and number descriptions.

4 Years and Older

Line Tracing Exercise

Let's try doing line tracing exercises with little ones to prepare for reading and writing. These lines will reinforce correct writing.

4 Years and Older

Color Chamber Game

We arrange the colored circles to the chamber respectively. Visual perception is an example of a game that supports attention, line tracking, and eye coordination.

4 Years and Older

Match colored cubes with arrows suitable for the directive

We cover the colored cube that corresponds to each arrow given on the directive card with the appropriate cup. A game example that improves visual perception, attention, focus, ground-year concept development, coding and fast thinking skills.

2 Years and Older

Reduce the object of two different colors into a circle using two hands.

Try to reduce the objects of two different colors (play dough, plastic ball, etc.) into different circles of different colors. The color of the circle and the color of the object should be the same.

4 Years and Older

Bring the mixed row colored covers to the same

An activity full of speed and attention with egg parcel and colorful plastic caps. Try to make the colorful lids that stand in a mixed way in the egg parcel so that the same colors are in line.

6 Years and Older

Let's reach the exit by passing through all the points once

We try to reach the starting point without error by passing through the points we have prepared in a certain order. A little attention, a little practical and full of fun.

6 Years and Older

Remice the colored plastic balls on the adhesive tape

We prepare a mechanism for adhesive bands. In this mechanism, let's stick the plastic balls on the adhesive tape respectively and try to move forward. The first reaches the target wins.

1-2 Age

Let's try to remove the colored balls from the sticky tape

I put our colored balls at the end of the tapes and dangled under the table and tried to reach it from the tapes.

6 Years and Older

Reach the numbers with the help of the ring respectively

We write numbers on papers respectively. We put the numbers we wrote on the floor a little scattered. After leaving the ring among the numbers, we visit the numbers respectively.

2 Years and Older

Transferring Objects Activity 2

I put duct tape on one of our kitchen serving spatulas, then we collected the balls in the basket with the spatula and transferred them to the other container.

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.

4 Years and Older

Color glass matching activity

Each plastic cups under the paste of paper in different colors. Let's create colorful circles of the same colored papers. The little ones will try to match these colored cups with the circles.

6 Years and Older

Colored funnel sequencing race

In this event, which is played in the form of a competition, we try to arrange the colorful funnels lined up according to certain order and shape.

6 Years and Older

Fall the ball in the target game win

In this game you can compete as a team in the middle of the two teams in the middle of the ball is placed in the middle. Teams try to hit and drop this ball. The team that reduces the ball the most wins the game.

6 Years and Older

Reinforcing Numbers

In the number mechanism we prepared from cardboard, we try to sort the numbers with rope. So we will help our little ones learn the numbers in turn.

6 Years and Older

Pattern Matching Activity with Paper Cups

We are preparing a system with cardboard cups. We are trying to match these cups with a given model. The fastest one to replicate the given model wins.

6 Years and Older

Colorful pompom balls collect with adhesive tape

We wear the colored pompom balls so that the sticky band is inverse. The sticky side will be outside. We take the pompom balls with adhesive tape and try to put them quickly.

6 Years and Older

Ensure the foot balance to reach the food

We are with you with a different event. In our event, which is prepared in the form of a simple scales system, it is necessary to balance our little ones for a rope connected to a foot and try to eat the food at the end of the rope.

6 Years and Older

Collect objects and move forward

Advance the colored objects lined up on the ground in the form of a contest. Finally, the first you reach the goal and win the game.

2 Years and Older

Combine Same Color Objects 3

Let's find and match objects of similar colors. We develop the reasoning skills of our little ones in this easy activity done with materials at home.

6 Years and Older

Find the Spoken Color Quickly

Let's prepare colored balls and papers. In this activity, which is played as a competition, we will listen carefully to the person who says the color and try to find the color said quickly.

8 Years and Older

Making a Simple Pencil Holder

Let's prepare colored papers, scissors and glue. We combine the colored papers that we cut in a certain order as in the video. Then, a beautiful pencil case emerges.

6 Years and Older

Try to Make the Same Figures as the Figure Cards

We had fun with various colored figure cards. We used counting sticks and bottle caps. It is one of the activities that motivates children in the first weeks.

6 Years and Older

Match Colors with Numbers

Let's cut round colored papers to represent each color and create large dots in certain numbers. Then let's try to match these dots with numbered papers of the same color.

6 Years and Older

Be Careful and Fast! Act Before Your Opponent

In this activity that focuses on attention and speed, try to get the same colored object faster than your opponent according to the color that appears on the tablet. Even without a tablet, one person can manage the game by saying the colors.

6 Years and Older

Pattern Circle

With the pattern circle, our little ones will learn to arrange objects in a certain order.

4 Years and Older

Match Color Forms

Let's try to match the shapes cut from colored papers with smaller shapes that resemble them.

4 Years and Older

Right and Left Brain Activity 4

This is a great activity for our children to use their right and left brains in a coordinated manner. In this activity, we will pass colored circles in order with one hand and try to find the object of the same color with the other hand.

4 Years and Older

Sort Colors Correctly and Reduce Focus Problems

How about helping our little ones with 10 different simple activities that will increase their focus time? Details in our video.

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.

8 Years and Older

Let's create butterflies with origami

Let's reveal several unique figures for origami, known as the art of paper folding. Watch carefully and try to do it together. Let's reveal the butterflies.

4 Years and Older

Hear the names of fruits and match them with colors

Let's find enough papers and cut according to various fruit shape. Then, in the colors of these fruits, let's match the pieces cut with colored paper.

The Adventures of Napkin Man

Benny The Brave

When Benny is scared to look in the cupboard under the sink, Mister Anthony tells him a Napkin Man story about the time Napkin Man helped a little boy named Asim bring on the brave in ancient Egypt and look inside the big treasure chest to find a treasure for the pharaoh's birthday.