Indoor Activities

Try this game with a real potato, and make facial features from clay, felt scraps, or miniature marshmallows.

In this water activity, your toddler can try to win the cork blowing contest.

Let your child use the books in your household to learn all about running a library.

This rainy-day activity describes several different indoor beanbag races for a competitive toddler.

Children will love calling out "jiggety," "joggety," and "jig" in this fast paced card game.

This indoor activity will give your toddler a sandbox without the mess, thanks to these alternative fillers.

Keep your child entertained with this simple game. Can she toss the jellybeans in the container?

This rainy-day activity teaches your child about mailboxes and how to mail a letter.

This activity describes a great way to build an indoor obstacle course, which can keep children occupied for hours.

On a rainy day, teach your toddler how to thread spools, and she'll practice for hours.

Building a house of cards is a much easier challenge if you cut slits in them.

There are lots of great rainy-day activities you can do with tape. Here are some suggestions.

Try this fun rainy day activity. See whether your child can jump the indoor creek.

Matching lids to bottles will give your toddler hours of fun -- and it's a great rainy-day activity.

In this rainy day activity, your child will try to drop corks into a bowl of water.

In this activity, you and your child will pitch pennies for prizes in a fast-paced game.

This marble game requires two players and involves dropping marbles from eye level.

Scatter the pennies, and then send the children on a scavenger hunt chase!