Kids' Activities and Games
Looking for kids activities to show your child the fun side of learning? From science experiments and math games to writing projects and more, we've got you covered! Use the selector on the right to browse our kids activities, or narrow your search by grade and subject area.
Cook Ozoni (Japanese Rice Cake) Soup to Celebrate Japanese New Year
In Japan, ozoni is one of the main dishes eaten on New Yearâs Day. Here's how to make this delicious traditional dish with your child.
Make an Embellished Tote Bag!
This handy tote can easily be made using a cheap bag from the dollar store as its structure. Turn your child into the Chief Creative Officer of Bag Décor as she embellishes it creatively using her own ingenuity!
Weave a Christmas Card!
Making woven Christmas greetings is a wonderful way to recycle old Christmas cards! Your child will improve her motor skills as she learns how to use a ruler and weave paper together.
Make a Reindeer Wire Sculpture
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer is a favorite holiday story for the young and old alike! Help your child create long-lasting Christmas memories with this charming sculpture activity.
Craft a Tissue Paper Christmas Tree!
'Tis the season to go crazy over Christmas trees! Engage your child in a Christmas tree craft that will results in a timeless, brightly-colored tissue paper tree.
Create an 8-sided Bulb Ornament
Leftover Christmas cards got you down? There's no reason to hold onto old cards for years and years! Help your child reconstruct them into brand new bulb ornaments for this year's Christmas tree!
Pet Presents: Homemade Dog Biscuits
Don't leave Fido out of all the holiday baked goodies! These dog treats are simple for your child to make and provide him with helpful fraction practice. They make great gifts for your pooch and friendly neighborhood dogs!
Make Your Own Recycled Wrapping Paper!
Refusing to buy pricey wrapping paper doesn't meant that you can't have pretty presents! Encourage your child to look for snazzy, unconventional wrapping materials around your home and wrap things up creatively!
Homemade Christmas "Crackers"
An English tradition dating back to the mid-19th century, cardboard Christmas "crackers" house tiny toys, candy, or bits of trivia. Why buy these fun little poppers when you and your child can make your own?
Paint Mom Some Non-Slip Socks
This delightfully simple activity results in colorful socks that prevent sliding on hardwood floors. The recipient of these non-slip socks will be ever so grateful, while your child will be proud to give away this thoughtful gift!
