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Rain in the desert is basically the best. ☔ And when that monsoon season hits? Kids get obsessed.

Here's the thing though. When your kids ask, "How much rain did we get?" you can't just guess. You build a rain gauge together and find out.

Seriously, it's easier than you think. Plastic bottle, pebbles, a marker, and boom - your backyard just became a weather station. My kids were absolutely shocked the first time they checked ours and saw how much water actually fell. (Turns out Arizona storms are no joke!)

This is real science too - your kid is measuring, recording data, and looking for patterns. It's weather science that feels like play.

Build yours today. Then sit back and watch them run out to check it after every storm like they just made the greatest scientific discovery of all time.

How to Build an Easy DIY Rain Gauge for Kids - Mombrite Make a DIY rain gauge from a plastic bottle in minutes! A simple weather science activity kids can use all spring to track real rainfall.

I’m tired.

Pi Day is Saturday! (3.14 — get it?)

Whether your kids are into math, pie, or both - we've got a free Pi Day coloring page to celebrate!

Grab your free printable: https://www.mombrite.com/pi-day-coloring-pages/

12 Free Printable Pi Day Coloring Pages for Kids - Mombrite Grab 12 free printable Pi Day coloring pages! Cute designs with pi symbols, pies, pizza, and math tools. Perfect for March 14th fun at home or in the classroom.

Dr. Seuss Day is Monday! Get your free coloring page ready now.

Celebrate Read Across America Day (March 2nd) with a free Dr. Seuss coloring page your kids will love! Perfect for a quick activity between reading all your Seuss favorites today.

Grab your free coloring page here: https://www.mombrite.com/dr-seuss-coloring-pages/

"The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go."

What's your family's favorite Dr. Seuss book?

Free Printable Dr. Seuss Coloring Pages - Mombrite Your kids will love these free printable Dr. Seuss coloring pages full of fun characters! They are the perfect companion to their favorite Dr. Seuss books.

Zoe’s French teacher buys clay for her and every time Zoe goes to class, she brings what she made at home for the teacher. The teacher lined all of them up in her office and display them proudly.

Zoe started coloring Mandala drawings and the teacher puts them up on her walls.

Knowing Zoe loves art, she bought Zoe an architecture book and now Zoe learns French through talking about architecture.

It’s teachers like her that makes a huge difference in her student’s lives. Zoe went from not wanting to learn French to asking me everyday when is the next time she will go to class.

No matter how many times we come to the kids always have a great time!

So proud of the kids stepping it up with their freshies business at the 4th annual .az 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼

After months of hard work making the products, they are finally able to showcase their creations and sell like a true small business!

Can’t for the next one!










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I have discovered that I am not cut out to be a competitive sports mom. My heart can’t take the stress of watching my kids compete. 🫣 So many white hair popping up these days 😮‍💨.

How do you keep it together while watching your kids compete? Maybe I need to get an emotional support plushie to squeeze out my stress 🤣

Safe to say that our first trip to Hawaii was a success!

The kids can’t get enough of the glowing tonic water. And when you buy a big bottle of it, why not use it for multiple experiments!

Check out how we made a ghost egg glow under the UV light! This would make such a cool conversation piece for your Halloween party.

https://www.mombrite.com/ghost-egg-experiment/

It’s alive! IT’S ALIVE!
Bring your Frankenstein to life with this fun Halloween marshmallow peep experiment. Caution: the mad scientist in you might just want a taste of the gooey result afterward!

Frankenstein Marshmallow in Microwave: A Halloween Science Experiment | Mombrite The Frankenstein marshmallow in microwave science experiment brings together the thrill of Halloween and the excitement of hands-on science.

The spooooooky season is amongst us! For the Halloween enthusiasts, decorations are out and the kids probably already have their costumes. So why not bust out some Halloween science projects?
Check out how to make glowing water beads that will put an eerie spin on your Halloween decors!