Nickelodeon activities

Try these two easy preschool science experiments, as seen on Blue’s Clues & You! With only a few household materials, you and your preschooler will be able to create a mesmerizing cyclone at the kitchen table. After that, conduct a floating and sinking experiment using fruits in your kitchen and a bowl of water. […]

Even pineapples under the sea need activities to keep them busy! Click to grab yourself some SpongeBob SquarePants coloring and activity sheets in celebration of the release of the complete eleventh season #prettyinbabyfood #nickelodeon #spongebob #activitiesforkids #stayhome

You’ll want clear skies and a nice breeze to launch these cute, homemade recycled kites high up in the air. It’s a great indoor project that culminates with running in the great outdoors! What You’ll Need Recycled Plastic Bags Cardboard Skewers (x2) Marker Glue Stick Cardstock Paper Tape String Scissors How to Make: Step 1: […]

You’ll want clear skies and a nice breeze to launch these cute, homemade recycled kites high up in the air. It’s a great indoor project that culminates with running in the great outdoors! What You’ll Need Recycled Plastic Bags Cardboard Skewers (x2) Marker Glue Stick Cardstock Paper Tape String Scissors How to Make: Step 1: […]

Word search. Crazy maze. Color by number. Word scramble. Sponge Libs. And more! Strap on your goggles, hold your breath, and take a deep dive into SpongeBob game land. And don’t forget to watch The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run, on Paramount+! Print Now

Practice balance, speed, and precision assembling and disassembling a tower of empty cups. Kids will have a blast — and won’t groan when it’s time to clean up.

Keep these activity sheets for rainy days, lazy mornings, or afternoons spent chilling in the yard. There’s plenty of summer fun to be had — from coloring pages, to crosswords, to mazes, and more — featuring that lovable sponge and his Bikini Bottom friends. Print Now

Two-Ingredient Gak Slime is great for kids of all ages. Homemade Gak is a fun alternative to slime — it’s thicker, squishier, and makes fun sounds when you press down into it. If you were around in the 90s, you probably had Gak as a toy or watched the Gak attacks on Nickelodeon which included a green slime substance being dumped most likely on someone’s head.

You know what they say — you are what you eat. Same goes for flowers. Try this simple experiment and observe everything from stems to leaves to deep blooms for changes as the carnations drink water over the course of a few days. Here’s how to get started. Materials: White carnations Food coloring Water Vases (1 […]

Your little one will love to color and draw along to this story and help Blaze get the speed he needs to succeed! Simply print this kit and your mini monster-truck enthusiast can color and play with their favorite friends for hours. Print Now Watch more Nick Jr.! View the TV schedule here.