As parents, we want to find the right activity for our kids - something that will be fun without them knowing it's educational too! Here's a word find that you can print out for FREE! We've made it simple by rating them for you. This one is easy, aimed at 5-6 year olds.
Hit the door is just like hide and seek and is an exciting party game to be played indoors or outdoors. Kids of all ages will enjoy hiding, spying and chasing with their friends.
Making paper snowflakes is a fun paper craft that kids can’t get enough of. But what about turning those pretty snowflakes into ballet skirts for a company of colourful paper ballerinas? Once you start, you won’t stop until you have enough tiny dancers to stage Swan Lake.
This colourful water experiment shows how flowers absorb water into their petals to keep them fresh.
Test the kids out with these hard riddles. They might even be able to stump their teacher with these ones! They're a little longer than a regular riddle so they'll have to think more logically. Once they get it though, they will be on the hunt for more!
Your party girls are ready for a magical ball, they just need a little dressing up! Create your own beauty box so your party guests can all the fun of dressing up for the occassion.
This super cute 3D heart garland comes with a free heart shape printable and makes a great Valentine's or Mother's Day decoration. Once you get started, you won't want to stop making this string of gorgeous paper heart bunting.
Print off a range of different colouring pages which meet your childs abilities loads of different ones to keep them interested for hours
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Kids will love learning about collective nouns. Not only does it teach them about collective nouns in a fun way but they'll be fascinated by the story of how it came about. This one is a swarm of bees.
Children love to learn and experiment with new things. Science experiments are fun to do and are a great way for children to learn about the world around them. Try this coloured flower experiment with your kids.
Time to get the kids and adults working together in this all-time favourite Christmas game. See if you can both fit into a stocking and then run a race without bursting in laughter with this fun and entertaining outdoor activity.
Watch baby giggle in delight when you play this fun game with them.
For kids, Valentines Day is about celebrating their family and friends so why not create some gorgeous sweet hearts to share? Making sweet hearts is easy and is a winner every time!
Send baby off to sleep with sweet dreams and your voice with this dreamy lullaby. Learning tunes and having a bedtime routine can really impress upon babies that it is now time to sleep.
Handwriting is a skill that improves over time and with practise. Tracing shapes, sounding out letters and writing the alphabet will help children improve their handwriting, reading and language skills.
Quite often when kids ask to pull the art and craft out of the wardrobe parents shudder. The mess and fuss of set up is at times not worth it. So, here's a great solution - keep it in one box. The finished art and all!
Handwriting is a skill that improves over time and with practise. Tracing shapes, sounding out letters and writing the alphabet will help children improve their handwriting, reading and language skills.
Games are so much fun. Kids love to play and learn different games. Being active is great for children. Fruit salad can be played as a party game, amongst friends or even at a school.
Kids love this game as it gets them running and competing to stay in the game. Similar to Fruit Basket Upset, liven up your Christmas party with a sure-fire winning way to bring laughter and some fast action to your gathering.
Test out the kids memory and ability to hold their breath at the same time. Each time one of the kids goes under the water, another task is added. Best for kids a little older and able to complete tasks. Make sure there is always an adult on hand.
Red light, green light will have your kids playing happily at any birthday party or gathering. Challenge them with this exciting party game and enjoy the sound of laughter all afternoon.
Remember all those old string games you used to play as a kid? String activities are actually a fantastic way to develop your child's fine motor skills. Forgotten how to do them? Just watch our video tutorial below to recall how to create Jacob's ladder with string.
3D shapes for kids are not always easy to teach. They can be difficult to draw and often have funny names. What makes a 3D shape? Let's have a look at the triangular prism.
Adopt a Penguin at Club Penguin and your kids can enjoy being part of the cool Club Penguin community. Kids can chat and play games with each other as they learn about responsibility, rules and helping each other.
A fun party game the children will enjoy as they energetically dance around whilst waiting for music to stop and get their hands on to a toy as quick as they can.
Ever wondered what your baby thinks? Well here is an insight into what might roll around your baby's mind when looking up at her Dad this Father's Day.
Did you hear that too? The collective sigh of parents when they hear book week coming back around. It doesn't have to be all bad. Here's a great idea for book week and it's simple to make!
This is a great game for the kids to play outside and burn off some extra energy. You can play it with as many people as you like, as long as they can catch the ball and keep it off piggy in the middle.
A lot of the time you will notice that all the birthdays seem to come at once so get the kids making their own gift wrap for their friends or the family with this step by step guide full of hints and tips on making your own gift wrap.
