From records and objects left behind by the Pilgrims, we know that even though their lives were hard, their kids still loved to play. Here is a cornhusk craft they probably learned from their new neighbors, the Wampanoag Indians.

Make the story of the first Thanksgiving feast come alive and help your child make a Pilgrim hat of her very own to celebrate the holiday.

This cupcake is almost too cute to eat. Buried in loads of creamy chocolate frosting that's covered in chocolate sprinkles, and complete with a little frosting head with eyes and a nose, these groundhog cupcakes would make any winter party a lot of fun.

Cupcakes and science? What a treat! Invite your child to make chocolate cupcakes that resemble exploding volcanoes and watch his eyes light up!

Who needs the Easter basket full of chocolate eggs when you've got this winning Easter basket cupcake, topped with tinted coconut to resemble grass and garnished with jelly bean eggs?

Boost your child's brain power by exploring the amazing world of aromas. Check out these fun and interactive smell science activities.

Make the most of some ordinary supplies to create this extraordinary Halloween puppet craft with your third grader!

Kids and parents alike will practically inhale these Halloween themed treats, which are as fun to make as they are scrumptious to eat! This is a great activity for the whole family to do together.

Bring out the artist in your third grader and explore sculptural artwork with this festive project that celebrates the seasons.

ExerDice is the perfect way to keep your family active! Using homemade dice printed with different exercises on each side, you can skip, jump, and run your way to physical fitness! It's a great game to play as a family or at your next party.