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 hard and aimed at kids aged 8 and up.
Learning all of the different types of words out there can be challenging but we have worked out a way that your kids can have fun with them all. From anagrams to nouns, compound words to palindromes, we have the answers - and soon, so will they! Check out the synonyms worksheet for kids.
Pin the tail on the donkey is a classic party game for kids. This game can be played at any kind of themed birthday party an will have the kids dizzy with excitement once they spin about 3 times and get that tail on the ... ... nose!
Flags of the world are often taught to our children in middle primary school. They learn briefly about the history of the country and what the flag and its colours represent. Learn a little bit about Japan and its flag with this colouring printable flag for kids.
Children mimic real life all the time. How many times have you seen your child chatting to a pretend friend on the pretend phone? Replace both of the pretends in there with real play things. Make a phone or two and play chat with your little one.
These pillow slips are so easy to make, you don;t even need to sew a single stitch
Your baby will enjoy punching, kicking and watching the ball move about this offers great entertainment whilst your baby is lying on their back.
Kids love mixing coloured paints but when you can mix coloured water and throw a little bit of sneaky education in that the kids don't know about, there's not a lot that can beat it. Make secondary colours from primary colours on the tic tac toe board for some cool colour fun!
A classic search and find game for kindy kids and up. This haunted room will have the kids looking for all the letters of the alphabet and having a giggle with the ghosts.
Instead of a plastic bag or an old pillowcase to collect Halloween treats, make a unique trick or treat bucket. Its functional (it collects lollies!), it can be part of the costume (and might score extra lollies!)
Turn trash bags into Halloween decorations with these easy garbage bag spider webs.
This activity is aimed at teaching children water cues and learning to move in water. Kicking and splashing is something all kids enjoy
Learning to write starts a lot earlier than most parents think. Those scribbles, shapes and hard pressed pieces of artwork your child produces is the first stepping stone. Turning that artwork into letters can be tricky. These free printables encourage learning with colour. Here's B.
Father's Day is a special time to show Dad all the amazing things you have mastered with his help. Show him all you can do and just what he has shown you.
Do you have a delicious looking veggie patch in your garden? Why not make a scarecrow to keep those pesky birds away so you can enjoy the fruits of your hard labour! With a little help from mum or dad kids will have loads of fun with this great craft activity.
This card game is a great one to pull out on family night! With a little bit of guidance, the kids will be beating you in no time. Follow the simple steps below and you will be entertained for hours!
Bats make great decorations for any little kids room. You could be making this for a school project, Halloween decoration or just because you love bats. Simple and easy to follow instructions mean kids can follow along easily.
Mum says don't play with the ball in the house, but with paper basketball, you can! Craft and decorate your own basket and make it as colourful as you like. Hours of fun to be had when you challenge your friends.
Grab a paper lantern from the discount store and turn it into a creepy spider lantern for Halloween with just a few simple crafty additions.
Nursery rhymes are a fun way to teach your children about music, rhyme and language.
Kids of all ages love to spend time with pencils, textas and paper. There is so much fun in drawing and playing games. Your kids will enjoy this battleship paper game!
The best magic tricks are the simplest. Take some time to help them practise this magic pencil trick and then perform it for the whole family.
Your baby will enjoy listening and watching the water whilst he is in the bath or before his bath.
These FREE printable colouring pages outline the words of the month as well as a picture relating to its weather, perfect for little ones getting to know each month for its season. Get them to colour our September scene and add their own personal touches.
Kids love to colour in. Holding a colouring competition at your next birthday party will be so much fun and encourages children to draw and colour in.
Sing sweet lullabies to baby and send them into a sweet slumber. Your voice is one of the sweetest your baby knows and will comfort them and set them in good stead for a comfortable night sleep.
Playdough is a terrific learning tool for young children because it is easy to model and builds self-esteem. This simple rainbows game teaches children about colours and is very good for boys who tend to prefer hands-on learning and manipulation to more sedate activities like drawing.
Potting plants and remembering to water them can be tricky for some kids. If you have a forgetful Freddy, this project is perfect. Herbs, strawberries or even some flowers will thrive in this homemade self-watering pot.
What do you need to entertain the kids at Easter? Why, an egg of course! Gather the kids together at your Easter celebration and have a go at this egg-cellent activity. You don't need much to have a great time and a lot of laughs.
This mind buster is all about the snack - well, after it's been solved of course. Create a puzzle suited to your child's age with a few small cuts of an apple. Don't forget to make it a little trickier for the bigger kids!
