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6 Years and Older

Strategy Game Guide with Dice and Paper

The most popular two-player strategy game of recent times that you can play at home with just a paper, pencil and dice! The rules, gameplay and tips of the dice SOS and box closing game are in this article.

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

Fun Game Handmade from Cardboard: Ball Carrying Track with Spoon

Help children gain smooth focus and dexterity with recycling materials! Guide to the balance game made with cardboard, spoon and ping pong ball.

4 Years and Older

Fun STEM Activity at Home: Floating Orange and Coin Experiment

Increase children's focus time and dexterity with materials at home! How to play the game of keeping the money fixed on the orange floating on the water and what are its benefits?

4 Years and Older

Dropping a Coin into a Glass of Water Game

It's much harder than it looks! How to play the game of dropping money into the glass in the water-filled aquarium? The fun physics rules and tactics behind it are in this article.

8 Years and Older

Bernoulli's Principle at Home: Flying Balloon Hoop Experiment with a Hair Dryer

Make your children love science with materials at home! Rules and procedure of the balloon circle experiment that rotates in the air using a hair dryer and balloons.

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.

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!

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

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.

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.

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!

6 Years and Older

Replace the Stones According to the Rule

The aim of the game is to swap the positions of 3 white stones and 3 black stones. There are some rules, for example, a stone cannot jump over two stones. The piece can move into the empty slot or jump over an opponent's piece. A piece cannot jump over two opponent pieces or two of its own pieces. Stones cannot go back.

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.

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.

6 Years and Older

Balloon move forward from the rings

Let's try to move our balloon forward from the large rings listed in our balloon event. Of course there will be some rules. To make the balloon down and let the balloon go down to the ring.

6 Years and Older

Deliver the painted glass to the marked area

A simple -regulated game where children will have fun. The glasses lined up in a square area and one of them is painted. Try to deliver this painted glass in a regular way. Fast one wins.

4 Years and Older

Dropping the Balloon

Start the race without dropping the balloon to the ground. A simple and fun game that you can play with your family or group of friends. The rule of the game is to hit the balloon once and not drop it.

4 Years and Older

Let's make ornaments with paper

Let's make a simple cute ornament with paper, scissors, ruler and pencil.