
20 Activities for Kid’s to Do While Listening to Audio Books & Read Alouds
Here’s a secret… if you want your children to improve their listening skills and attention span try listening to audiobooks and keep their hands busy engaged in simple activities and handicrafts. Simultaneously allowing your child’s brain to be engrossed in the story, while occupying their fidgeting hands. Whether you’re homeschooling or just love a good audio book, we’ve rounded up our favorite quiet crafts, manipulates and activities for kids to do while listening to audio books.

DIY Hiking Sticks: Craft Activity for Kids
Decorate hiking sticks for a fun outdoor DIY craft activity for kids. This family friendly activity is perfect for children who love to hike and camp. Great idea for summer, camp hosts, or fall nature crafts.

Learn Hands On Science at Impressions 5 Science Center: Lansing, Michigan
Explore and learn about the wonders of science at Impressions 5 Science Center in Lansing, Michigan. An ideal place to visit for rainy days and in the winter for families and children. Choked full of family-friendly activities kids will love.

25 Ways to Make the World a More Beautiful Place: Inspired by Miss Rumphius
25 ways to make the world a more beautiful place. Inspired by the children’s picture book and a hike through wild lupines.

Guide to Dissecting Owl Pellets
A simple guide to dissecting owl pellets with kids. Includes links for free printables and videos. A science project kids will love for homeschool, the classroom, or a family-fun STEM summer activity.

Kellogg Bird Sanctuary
Kellogg Bird Sanctuary is a delightful place to learn about North American birds and explore beautiful trails.

Tiki Hut Bird Feeders
An adorable homemade craft to make with children, DIY Tiki Hut Bird Feeders using simple materials.

Outdoor Winter Activities for Kids
Outdoor winter activities to keep your kids enjoying the snow for hours. These simple creative activities include: Snow Mazes, Snow Lanterns, Snow Obstacle Courses and Winter Night Hikes to let your kid’s imaginations soar.