Outdoor Games

Challenge your toddler to find the treasure you've buried in his sandbox.

Here are three different bubble solutions: one for standard bubbles, one for really thick bubbles, and one for bouncy bubbles.

Your toddler will love making a wet mud impression with his hand in this outdoor activity.

This outdoor activity teaches your toddler how to wash her riding toys, and is great for a hot day.

Ten Spaces is played much like the hopscotch game called Ten and Out, but it includes player elimination.

This wet outdoor art activity allows your toddler to make a "painted" desert.

Follow these rules for an advanced game of hopscotch, which includes a marker.

Make this sprinkler for your toddler, fill it with water, and let her water everything outside.

This version of the hopscotch game allows players to claim spaces as their own.

You can build giant ice blocks and balls for your toddler to play with outside.

Here is a outdoor version of golf that kids can play. Putt on the greens!

Your toddler will love transferring the water from bowl to bowl in this sponge activity.

Follow these instructions to set up a Frisbee golf course using only boxes, sticks, and rocks!

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

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

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

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

Follow the instructions for a bean bag throwing game. Can your child hit the ping-pong ball off the stick?