How Kids Make the Most of DIY After School
DIYers are not only into creating cool stuff but also hanging with fellow creators on the platform. Kids on DIY are bringing together their diverse experiences of schooling to share,…
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4 Easy Exercises For Kids To Do At Home
Exercising at home with your kids is a great way to keep them fit and healthy. These 4 easy exercises for kids will challenge them while they're having a blast!
How To Make Reading Fun: 5 Easy Tips
Reading is the gift that keeps on giving. When children start reading, they begin with picture books, and storybooks, and as they get older it becomes more and more about…
5 Awesome Online Games And Activities For Kids At Home
With most of us are still indoors due to covid-19. With kids in the house, it is now necessary for parents to find more activities that can be done inside…
7 Easy Awesome Math and Fun Science Projects for Kids
As parents, we are in constant search of science projects for kids at home to encourage our kids to love science. Irrespective of what career choice kids make in their…
6 Fun Math And Science Hands-On Projects For Kids
As a learning community for kids, we have shared numerous activities related to arts and crafts through which kids can learn many things. This time, we want you and your…
5 Activities And Art Projects For Middle Schoolers + One Bonus Project!
As a parent who is actively engaged in providing the best for your middle-school kids, there are times when you reach a point where you have checked out all the…
10 Science Experiments For Kids To Do At Home
How do you find the best science experiments for kids to do at home from among them? Where can you find fun science experiments for kids or easy science experiments…
5 Ways To Kick Off Back To School Season With DIY
If ticking off after-school activities and helping kids improve their grades is still on your checklist, here are five ways to kick off the back-to-school season with DIY!
How DIY Selects Its Course Instructors And Mentors
“It’s the teacher that makes the difference, not the classroom.” – Michael Morpurgo