What to do with those pesky, unrecyclable disposable cups? Save them, wash them, then break them out on a rainy day for the world stacking championship!
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Playing cards make for wonderful building materials. Here are some games that will entertain your child and build his or her fine dexterity.
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In Hide It (Childrens Indoor Play Activity 69), you played the classic “warmer / colder” finding game with your child. Now give your child clues about common objects hidden in your house. Tailor the clues to your child’s abilities.
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Homonyms are words that sound the same, but are really different. Here’s some fun that will improve your children’s word and spelling skills at the same time.
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An Indoor Play Activity
These days, a good planetarium projector costs a little over $300,000. That may be too pricey, but you can create a pretty wild – and even educational – light show with nothing more than a flashlight and some common household items.
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Your child will probably get a charge out of greeting people in many different tongues.
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A Children’s Indoor Play Activity
Does your kid think a pound of bricks weighs more than a pound of feathers? This activity can clue you into your child’s understanding of the physical world.
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Children enjoy learning about the inner workings of their bodies, and pulse rate is an easy way to get them thinking about their circulatory system.
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What’s the ultimate game for children? One they make up themselves.
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