Bad weather, long stuck-at-home holidays, cooped-up hyperactive kids or a combination of all these three can be challenging. All parents have these days when they need some ways to get all that extra energy out of their children’s systems. Well, here come DIY activities to the rescue!

One of the cutest door signs a home can have is “Excuse the mess…the children are making memories.” More often than not DIY boredom busters leave a mess. But, the results are so very worth it. What could be better than some extremely fun experiments to keep your children occupied and happy! “My kids were enthralled!” says a mom to smartschoolhouse.com, who helped her children paint using edible marshmallow paint. Sounds fun, right?

Many DIY’s have a science lesson behind them. Here’s a DIY project to make geodes, which will both entertain and educate your child for sure.

Rain, rain, go away…or stay. Really! You shouldn’t care, because there is always rainy day process art to add to your child’s fun. Would you love to make neon slime sun-catchers (for real!)? Take this a notch higher and help your kids make magnetic slime.

There is more. Have you ever had your kids try food magic or kitchen science? How can your little girl make a jellyfish in a bottle? What is a cube bubble? Are you game for some bouncing bubble fun?

As you can see, this very informative ClipBook is designed to familiarize you with interesting DIY projects for your children. This is part two of a two-part series. So, please check out the first part also .

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