Games

This game is even better than the original game of 20 questions, because more people are in on the secret.

This game of tag requires four or more players and a large open area of snow.

Your toddler will enjoy sorting and delivering the mail in this fun matching game.

Keep your kids from fighting on your next car trip. Keep them busy with homemade bingo cards that list things they may see on the road.

This game is somewhat similar to ordinary tick-tack-toe, but has a different goal!

This advanced hopscotch game is great for building your child's coordination and sense of balance.

Your toddler will have fun parking toy cars in the right garage in this simple matching game.

This guide provides all the instructions needed for a great three-legged outdoor race.

In this activity, ask your child to carefully trace the word represented by the image.

In this game, make sure you don't have any cards left at the end, or your counters are going in the middle!

This funny relay race game is great for families. See which team can put on all the clothing the fastest.

Even if your toddler is too young for sorting and matching activities, they will have fun playing with these colorful plastic eggs.

In this card game, children try to get four of a kind from another player... without letting them notice!

This game is both fun and educational. If you scramble common words, can your child unscramble them?

In this rainy day game, your child has to navigate a maze of holes and get the ping-pong ball to the other side.

These jump-rope rhymes can be used by one child or a group of children.

Make two identical sets of mounted pictures in this toddler game, and see whether your child can match them.

Follow these instructions for setting up the classic American game of horseshoes.