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Engage your children with fun, educational activities designed for ages 2–8. Games, puzzles, worksheets, and more!
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Drop coloured vinegar onto baking soda in a muffin tray and watch rainbow fizz. A simple science activity for kids, with a Navratri colour-of-the-day twist.
What they'll learn:
Early science: noticing that mixing two things can make something new +3 more
Make swirly spin art with a salad spinner, paper circles and washable paint. Paint twirls like a garba skirt, and the circles make bright Navratri decorations.
What they'll learn:
Cause and effect as the spin changes the pattern +3 more
Make bandhani-style dotted patterns by folding paper towels and dipping the corners in food colouring. A simple Navratri craft with no knots and no cloth.
What they'll learn:
Folding skills, from halves to a triangle +3 more
Make a shiny mirror-work wall hanging with kitchen foil, wool and bottle caps, no sewing needed. A festive Navratri craft for the door, about 45 minutes.
What they'll learn:
Scissor skills from cutting card circles +3 more
Draw a chalk dot rangoli in three steps: dots first, then join them, then colour. Eight easy designs for kids, wiped away with a damp cloth.
What they'll learn:
Pencil control from joining dots with steady lines, loops and curves +3 more
A 3-minute Navratri colour hunt for kids: find five things in the colour of the day, then name, count and sort them. No mess, nothing to buy.
What they'll learn:
Naming colours and objects builds vocabulary +3 more
Roll mini dandiya sticks from old newspaper in 15 minutes, then play a copy-the-rhythm game together. Easy Navratri fun for listening and counting.
What they'll learn:
Fine motor skills and hand strength from rolling the newspaper tightly and peeling tape +3 more
