Indoor Activities

This activity instructs children on how to turn an ordinary bed into a four-poster bed.

This pillow activity requires little more than your encouragement to provide giggles and smiles.

This activity is lots of fun for little ones who love putting on different hats.

In this simple activity, you and your child will create interesting and different types of soap.

Let your toddler play dress-up by putting her clothes on dolls and stuffed animals.

Follow the directions in this activity, and you and your child can go fishing in your own home!

Kids love surprises, and they'll have fun exploring the contents of this boredom-buster box.

In this activity, your child will fill the bathtub with bubbles by using a hand-powered eggbeater.

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.