First, glue the 2 CDs together, with the shiny sides facing outward. Use the free Internet CDs you get in the mail—not your grandparents’ favorite music CDs! Thread the fishing line through the hole and tie off for hanging. You can decorate your sun catcher with shiny stickers, or squeeze glue onto the sun catcher and sprinkle glitter onto the glue. Shake off excess glitter for an eye-catching surprise.

Line the glasses in a row on the kitchen table. Next, pour water into each glass; the first glass will have only an inch of water, then vary the amounts for the remaining glasses until the last glass is almost completely full. Add a drop or two of food coloring into each glass. Now gently tap each glass with the spoon. Each makes a different sound!

The largest bottle orchestra was made and played by Patricia Rentner and Roselyn Smith in October 2000. The orchestra consisted of 470 bottles!

Cut a pie-shaped wedge out of the paper plate. (This will be the fish's tail.) Glue the pointed tip of the tail to the opposite, uncut end of the paper plate. Tear off pieces of colored tissue paper and glue them to the body and tail. For a more textured look, crumple the pieces of tissue paper before gluing them onto the plate. Have you ever seen such a beautiful fish?

Fish eggs are one of the most expensive foods in the world. Not just any fish eggs, though. Caviar is made from sturgeon eggs.

You will need a drinking cup for each color you wish to use. Pour a small amount of milk into each drinking cup. Add a few drops of food coloring to each cup (a different color for each). Using the paintbrush, paint designs or pictures onto the bread. Don't soak the bread—use just enough paint for the picture to show up. Now toast the bread for edible art!

What was the best thing before sliced bread?

Turn each coffee can upside down, so the plastic lid is on the bottom. Poke two holes, one on each side of the can, near the top (a grownup's job). Next, thread the rope through the holes in the can and tie off inside the can. The tied rope should be just long enough to be held waist-high when standing on the cans. Does the world look different from up there?