HOME GAMES for KIDS

looking for activities for kids at home, look no further. Heres a nice list of activities to keep your kids nice and busy while you all are stuck indoors

Are you stressed and frazzled during winter break? We've got 4 things kids can do while home from school! Hopefully now that the holidays are over you are feeling less stressed and ready to relax.

Here are 20 ideas of things to do with your kids and family whole schools are closed or on break and practicing social distancing.

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These are the most magical Christmas books for kids! For the best holiday tradition, share these heartfelt children's books with your family every year.

Wooden number puzzles are a safe and fun way for children to learn numbers. This homeschool material is playful and team spirit demanding puzzle is handmade from the highest quality hardwood. This puzzle also demands the knowledge and understanding that the highest quality materials have the positive impact on ones attitude, world perception and values. Our wooden number puzzle is ethically crafted of genuine natural walnut and linden wood. Beautiful dark walnut numbers and linden puzzle…

Assemble our 3D Butterfly life cycle craft diorama and have your kids or students examine the life cycle of a butterfly in 3D!

This ribbon lion puppet craft has to be one of the most adorable things we have done in a while. Isn’t this fellow just the cutest? We do love creating puppets of all kinds, kids can get creative making them and even more creative when they play with them (win win). *this post contains affiliate ... Read more

Encouraging Independence, One Activity At A Time

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This Kitchen Whisk Baby Fine Motor Skills Sensory Activity is a fun way for babies or toddlers to practice fine motor hand coordination.

Practice telling time with this interactive file folder game. With this game your kids and/or students will be able to practice telling time to the 5 minutes, if you remove some of the game pieces you can also turn this one into telling time to the half hour, hour, 15 minutes or ten minutes, whatever your kids need at the moment. Print out the sheets, cut and laminate the pieces and attach the hour hands with split pins (large split pins can be bought in most office supply stores or dollar…