Kids across the country are home from school on winter break, and that means coming up with creative ways to use all that free time. One of our favorite strategies?
April 22 is Earth Day, a day to celebrate our planet and reflect on how best to protect it. But how can families do that? Here are a few activities,
It’s official: the groundhog saw his shadow. That means six more weeks of winter! Here in the DC area, at least, our kids have already had several snow days, and
Fall might just be the most creative time of year. From carving pumpkins and crafting costumes to whipping up delicious seasonal dishes, there’s something about the changing of the seasons
With families at home and looking for enriching activities, we’ve turned to our editors for special recommendations. Here are five ideas selected by SPIDER Magazine editor Maria Hlohowskyj! Watch the
April 22 is Earth Day, a day to celebrate our planet and reflect on how best to protect it. But how can families celebrate the planet when they’re confined to
Valentine’s Day is here! It’s the most fluffy, sugary day of the year! Harness the boundless energy that your kids will no doubt display on this day and use it
‘Tis the season to be crafty! Children around the country are gearing up for winter break. With all of the extra hours of free time, it’s the perfect opportunity to
Even kids who don’t know how to make oatmeal know how to mix up a batch of slime. It’s a sensation with elementary schoolers and tweens, it’s found in most
“That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind!” Americans thrilled at the crackly sound of Neil Armstrong’s voice over their TV sets as he became the
