The Project Boxes, which correlate to that quarters science lessons, include many different types of hands-on activities, some of them, for instance involve building a bird house, planting seeds, constructing an electrical current, studying polar bears and sewing a stuffed bear, etc.

We have over 70 different Project Boxes and each one contains enough activities to last approximately 3-12 weeks depending upon the subject being studied. The Project Boxes are more complex in the higher grades and are suitable for presentations at science fairs, 4-H shows, etc. You will also be able to purchase additional Project Boxes (sometimes siblings want to join in the fun also!) from us if you like. That feature will be available soon on our website!

Each Project Box contains most of the materials needed, especially if it is something that is not a usual household item. The yearly Imagination Station contains all types of craft materials needed for your child to complete craft projects of their choosing. Your child is encouraged to freely create using their own imagination.

The Imagination Stations help your child develop such skills as:
1) Fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination through manipulation of organic and synthetic materials of varying sizes and types.
2) Sequencing skills, which are necessary for becoming a proficient reader and for developing critical thinking skills later in the higher grades.
3) Perceptual development is encouraged by giving your child sensory experiences of textures and shapes.
4) Working with varied craft items helps your child understand measurements of weight, length, volume, and capacity. Any of the items in the Imagination Station may be used as a math manipulative.
5) Most importantly, creating helps your child cultivate decision making, planning, sharing, cooperating, and a sense of accomplishment.