Indoor Activities

These indoor winter activities for kids are great to keep kids learning and having fun when stuck inside by snowstorms. Try these activities out for your next snow day.

We've compiled the ulimate list of activities for kids at home this winter and during the pandemic. We've rounded up our favorite activities for kids including DIY and craft ideas, learning activities, imaginative play ideas, kitchen fun, and ways to give back.

With no PE class, recess, dance lessons, soccer practice or friends to chase around it’s time to get creative. Here are seven ways to keep the kids active and moving while quarantined.

All children are born with the capacity, and the drive, to get lost in their imagination. But our culture is slowly knocking this type of play. Here's how parents can encourage independent play and foster creativity.

Too snowy to go outside? Bust your toddler's cabin fever with these creative ideas for indoor play.

If your kids seem wound up during the cold winter months, try out these active play toys that can help expend all that built-up energy.

Check out some of the coolest play tents, forts, teepees, and playhouses to bust kids' cabin fever and foster hours of imaginative indoor play this winter (or any time of year)!

Try these easy homemade slime recipes for some ooey-gooey fun with your kids!

If you are stuck inside on a rainy day, try these 5 quick indoor games and boredom busters for kids.

Work on color sorting and number recognition with this early learning number activity. Practice sorting, categorizing, and identifying sets of items.

Your child can practice her descriptive writing skills with this quick writing activity. She will learn how to write detailed and descriptive sentences.

Check out our top picks for kid-friendly videos, and settle in for a great family-friendly flick!

Create these easy homemade finger paints for the bathtub, and let your child paint while he bathes.

Craft your own nonpermanent crayons for your child to color on himself and the wall while he bathes.

Make your own fizzy bath balls with just a few simple ingredients, and liven up your child's bath-time fun .

This simple kitchen activity will help your child build her shape-recognition skills.

You and your child can have fun building a boat that will float in the bathtub.