Create a Gratitude Tree together, hang it up in a shared space, and make conceptual and social-emotional connections!

Breathe, bend, and be grateful. Take time to connect with your kids and talk about gratitude with this simple yoga activity.

This “resist art” activity will inspire your kids’ creativity and exercise their motor skills, too!

Show your kids science, engineering, and math concepts with an activity that lets them build, climb, experiment, and think!

We don’t have to go far to explore the world around us. Just ride, walk, skip, or drive to your local park!

What does summer feel like? Find out!

Got any maps? No? Go Fish!

Use these curiosity cards for quick, simple activities to help your kids develop wonder, curiosity and exploration!

Step outside with Chuck and Pepper, close our eyes, and listen as spring comes to Wyoming.

You can download, print, and hang up this instructional sheet wherever it might be convenient to have a reminder of how the signs are formed!

Try this quick, simple, healthy recipe with your kids!

You can help spark your kids’ curious minds with this simple science experiment.

Start a new tradition with your kids this New Year’s Eve!

Bundle up! It’s snow time. Join Chuck & Pepper as they explore the winter wonderland in their own backyard.

Have your kids been curious about why leaves change color in the fall? Help them figure it with this STEM activity!

Help your kids engage in the world around them by getting outside and exploring what’s growing there.

Use this activity to spark your imagination and explore like Chuck & Pepper in your own backyard!

This easy balloon rocket activity will spark your child’s curiosity and imagination!

Download and print this free coloring page as you learn more about the Triceratops!

This activity gets your kids outside, being creative, doing science, and using fine motor skills!

Exercise is good for us in so many ways. Try adding this quick and fun routine to your mornings.

Get your kids talking about emotions – their own and the emotions of those around them!

These quick and simple activities are a fun way to help your kids visualize how germs spread and how washing hands with soap can make the germs go away!

These cards can be used as a fun, any-day activity. But as your kids learn the actions on each card, their experience with this deck can turn into an easy way to call attention to and regulate emotions.

Turn your walk together into an activity!

Download and print this free coloring page as you learn more about the State of Wyoming!

Learning to take the initiative leads to independence and is an important part of development. You can help them master getting dressed on their own by making it a game!

Try these simple activities with your kids, and get moving!

Help your kids discover how colorful their world is this hands on activity!

Engaging your kids in simple activities, like the ones on these DIY Activity Dice, will help them develop the skills they need for everyday actions!

Make the most of your time together and get your kids into healthy eating habits from the start by cooking together! Try this easy breakfast recipe, giving your kids different steps to help with.

Appreciating the special qualities in ourselves and in others fosters self-awareness, self-confidence, and acceptance of differences. Learn about what makes each other unique by sharing your favorite treasures!

Camping inside is fun, easy, and local! You can camp any time of year in your living room, and it is a great way to spend quality family time together.

Children are naturally curious – that’s why they ask so many questions! Encourage their curiosity with engaging activities like this one: create your own boats, add weights to them and see if they sink or float!

Encourage your little one’s curiosity about Bison with this fun and educational coloring page!

Join Chuck & Pepper as they explore the outdoors – there’s so much to see and explore in nature together!

Recognizing and naming feelings is the first step to learning how to handle them in healthy ways.

Sometimes it’s hard to explain how we feel using words, but that doesn’t mean we should keep our feelings to ourselves! With this activity, encourage your kids to associate emotions with different symbols, and to use these symbols to show you how they feel.

The feelings your child has and the ways they express them are part of what makes them unique!

Yoga is a practice in self-discovery. Simple poses paired with intentional breathing will help your child develop physically, mentally, and emotionally.

To make the most of this year, encourage your kids to try new things! Talk to them about their goals, and help them make a plan to achieve them.

Flap your wings and have a turkey dance party together!

There’s so much to explore together in the fall. As the weather gets cooler, bring fall fun inside with this free activity!

Help Chuck and Pepper with their outdoor challenge!