Everything to love about childhood can be found in The Highlights Book of Things to Do, a boredom-buster that inspires children to discover, explore, create, and do great things! This deluxe activity book is filled with over 530 activities to build, play, experiment, craft, cook, dream and think – all while helping kids become confident problem solvers and thoughtful people who can influence the world for good. There’s even an entire chapter devoted to outdoor activities (my favorite is how to play tag 5 different ways).
Published just this September, the book has been awarded Mom’s Choice Award – GOLD as well as The National Parenting Center Seal of Approval.
There is such a wide range of activities that it’s sure to please any child, no matter what his age or interests are!
And if you’re looking for a great Christmas gift, Highlights magazines for children are now up to 67% off!
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I attempted to make a terrarium with my 4 year old grandson last year. He didn’t understand why it didn’t need a drink everyday🤣. I’m pretty sure it drowned! We might try this again over the winter.
Oh my, that’s funny! ~Anne Marie
This book is awesome for when your stumped on something new to do with the kiddos!
Thanks for sharing this new release, I didn’t know anything about it! Great Christmas gift for kids
This sounds like a great book for kids! I really like all the activities–perfect when you’re trying to stay home!
I love the idea of creating a hanging garden. I am working on my garden ideas right now.
You’re a winner! Please check your inbox, Tara! – Anne Marie
I used to subscribe to the Highlights magazines growing up. This sounds like a great book to keep little ones occupied. The hanging garden sounds fun.
This book looks pretty handy especially for moms like me who have many kids. I have something like this that I used when I homeschooled my children.
What a beautiful book, great for little ones. My youngest is a science lover and he is actually growing some plants for school, this is absolutely great!
We love reading Christmas books to our children!
I used to love Highlights magazine as a kid. I didn’t even mind going to the doctor or dentist because they always had Highlights!
Yes, I had the same experience as a little girl! ~Anne Marie
I loved highlights the articles
We’re fun and I remember one book my mom copied a picture from it and made me an apron it was a wonderful book to have I looked to every issue
This sounds like such fun. Is there a suggested age range? Curious if the activities would be suitable for my 5 year old. 🙂
It’s recommended for grades 2 to 6, but that’s just a suggestion. – Anne Marie