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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Extracting our son from the driver’s seat of our car proved to be one of the greatest parenting challenges we had ever faced. Life became easier when we gave him his own dashboard.
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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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Once upon a time, the name Faberge meant a little more than cologne; it was the name of the man who perfected the decoration of hollow eggs with precious trappings like diamonds and gold.
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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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