Procrastination Destination: Eggs!
Take a break and learn some facts, do some crafts, experiment, and sing about eggs!
Continue ReadingTake a break and learn some facts, do some crafts, experiment, and sing about eggs!
Continue ReadingFlorida Ren Fest is the place to go if you want a taste of the renaissance but with fried Oreos.
Continue ReadingTake a break from what you’re doing and check out the latest research, quick kid experiment, and “romantic” music about the heart in this month’s Procrastination Destination.
Continue ReadingShopping? Cleaning? Baking? Take a break and peruse these truly ugly Christmas sweaters with geeky pop art.
Continue ReadingSaturday 9/24 is Punctuation Day! Here is a list of activities to help you celebrate.
Continue ReadingNeed ideas on what to read this summer? We’ve put together a list of our favorites.
Continue ReadingMegaCon 2016 was a blast and Dakster gives her reasons why.
Continue ReadingIf your kids struggle to connect to math, here are some ways that math connects to our lives.
Continue ReadingGet your kids into wooden models this summer with Insight Editions’ latest IncrediBuilds!
Continue ReadingFor us, Easter is a four-day-long Festival of Chocolate. A long-weekend of sleep and chocolate.
Continue ReadingI know it’s not a verb, the word “fun,” but maybe it should be. Forcing me to use the word “have” before it, making it something I must acquire, adds that much more distance to the goal, an extra obstacle I must overcome before reaching my desired level of happiness.
Continue ReadingMy name is called and I step on stage. My friends have had their turns, and the mood is festive. I’ve never sung karaoke, and the idea of singing off key and thoroughly humiliating myself in front of people I know is mortifying.
Continue ReadingPaperback and Five Tribes are the two favorite games Rebecca Angel played at ConnectiCon this year. Check them out!
Continue ReadingWhen math is just a part of the fun, learning is fun too!
Continue ReadingDakster gives us her tips on surviving a comic book/sci-fi convention.
Continue ReadingIn the bleak of mid-winter your family needs…ICE CREAM!
Continue ReadingElevenses is a diverting strategy game that just happens to be clothed in pale pink, with sugar cubes as tokens.
Continue ReadingWhether you work with kids, have kids, or are a kid yourself, I recommend Unbored Games!
Continue ReadingInteractive and silly, This Book Just Ate My Dog! will be a winner for a younger read aloud.
Continue ReadingWith artwork that bounds off the page, The Stratford Zoo Midnight Revue Present: Macbeth is a clear but very silly take on one of the Bard’s most famous plays.
Continue ReadingWhen I got behind the wheel of the new 2015 VW Golf GTI I was reminded of why everyone should learn how to drive a stick. The answer is one word and that word is fun.
Continue ReadingAm I too old to cosplay? But we’re all cosplaying in our everyday lives, so what’s the big deal?
Continue ReadingBig cons have the big names, but small cons have perks too. I’ve had good and bad experiences at both. You?
Continue ReadingMy nephew is an adult, and one of my favorite people to hang out with. One day, the smell of smokey tea took us to another dimension.
Continue ReadingGhosts are the easiest Halloween costume out there and this year, I was inspired to get creative with 100 Ghosts: A Gallery of Harmless Haunts, by Doogie Horner.
Continue ReadingHave fun learning statistics with your kids by polling friends and family about their drinking habits: drinking tea!
Continue ReadingGoblins Drool, Fairies Rule is a card game with delightful images, silly names, and rhyming fun. It’s been played about a dozen times in my household; a new popular past time. This is interesting to me because I think the game has a kink to work out, yet the kids in my house won’t stop playing it, figuring out their own rules to get around any issues.
Continue ReadingLast week while baking muffins with my son’s preschool class, I set fire to the school. Okay, technically I didn’t set it on fire—it was only butter smoke from the tin that set off the alarm, necessitating the entire school …
Continue ReadingLinks from near and far in the geekosphere. Perfect for that afternoon break.
Continue ReadingHasbro has reinvented laser tag for the new generation; the apple generation that is. I first learned about the system earlier this year and it looked promising. I’m happy to say that the fleshed out product is just as much fun as it was originally advertised. Compatible with the iPhone (3GS and up) and iPod (4th generation and up), this new laser tag is a ton of fun for the entire family.
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