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Some weevils have been interested in learning about time. Here is a fun clock making activity.

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Take a neighborhood walk and use this sheet to keep track of what you see.

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Turn a plain cardboard box in to a dinosaur! Instructions are here.

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Explore the path food takes through the digestive system and learn about the parts of the digestive system!

Instructions are here.

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Follow this recipe to make a delicious sweet potato meal for your family.

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Find inspiration in a Robert Louis Stevenson poem and explore the shadows your favorite toys make.

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10 Frames are a great way for young people to work on building their understanding of numbers. For this activity, tape a frame on the floor and have your child collect 10 toys. There are a couple of different activities you can do from here. Take a look at those here.

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Read Iggy Peck Architect on Epic.

Using any materials around your house (blocks, magnatiles, legos) to build a home for one of your Stuffies.

Here are some questions you child can answer about their structure:

How many blocks/Magnatiles/ Lego bricks did you use for your structure?

Is your structure sturdy? What would make it sturdier?

What is your favorite part of your Stuffy's home?

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Make an Alphabet Book of things you find in your home!

Parent Instructions:
Print out this blank alphabet book, cut each page in half, and staple the book.
- Go on a scavenger hunt for things in your house that start with the different letters of the alphabet. You can do a few a day or all at once depending on how interested your child is. You can also ask your child to think of objects they'd like to include in the book and work together to figure out the starting letter.
- Use the the attached chart to help your child think of the sounds certain letters make.