Get your little ones ready to soar by launching objects across the house and testing how far they go with this DIY Popsicle Stick Catapult! Building a catapult is a classic STEM activity for young kids.

Creating unique toys and games can be as fun as playing them. Sometimes I think the making is more fun! I bet the time spent with little ones creating these adorable popsicle stick puzzles will be …

Popsicle stick dot matching is a fun puzzle for kids made with just a few cheap craft supplies that you probably already have at home. This DIY activity is a great exercise for matching colors and patterns, increasing problem solving skills, and improving hand eye coordination! Preschoolers will love this easy game. It's perfect to take on the go too! Alway have a learning activity ready with this simple to make dot sticker game.

Throw them on the floor and watch them explode! Press popsicle sticks into clever designs, then let the tension create an explosion.

Check out how you can make a simple popsicle stick catapult with materials you already have at home. It's a fun STEM project that you can do with your kids indoors on a rainy day!

This collection of popsicle stick activities builds a variety of skills that can be done at home or school. A little something for everyone!

No activities planned this afternoon? Why not whip out some popsicle stick crafts? They are inexpensive, and the options are endless! Here are just 20 ideas to keep you busy.

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When I found instructions for making these miniature bows and arrows, at The Brooding Hen, I thought they'd be a fun object lesson to go along with some of the books we're reading about the Wampanoag, this week. I figured the kids could decorate them in their own Native inspired designs, as we read about Massasoit sending out the 5 men to hunt for deer, to add to the harvest feast. But, it turns out, they're such great toys, I think they might derail our studies for tomorrow, as we set up…

I created these Popsicle Stick Boredom Busters to keep my kids busy when I need to be getting things done! These are super easy, and the kids can make them!