This free printable word find for 9-10 year olds is for kids who like to challenge themselves with words. Sure, learning words can sometimes be difficult but pop them in a fun word find and voila! you'll have their brains ticking away in no time.
Dot to dots have long been an activity where kids would learn their counting the fun way. Guess what? Nothing has changed. Our dot to dot activities are created to suit specific ages and include great colouring activities when the hard work is done. Get the kids on to this easy starter.
Cinquain poems are a short form of structured poetry for kids to write about something they love. Cinquains are easy to write and fun to decorate. You can even make them into cards for special occasions.
Car trips will never be the same with this game of guess what I am. It will keep everyone entertained for hours as they try and guess what or who the person is.
Make your little girl's day by crafting these simple fairy wings for her to wear while enjoying imaginary play. These homemade fairy wings will make a great addition to your little one's fairy dress ups.
The decagon is recognised by its 10 sides and 10 angles. There are 35 diagonals in this 2D polygon. Print off this decagon for the kids to colour in and print the polygon chart too for more recognisable shapes to practise drawing.
Get the mathematical minds ticking by adding money into the equation. This great game teaches currency easily making it perfect for school aged children to advance their spending skills!
Make your own Fantastic Mr Fox marionette puppet with a toilet roll and some other recycled bits and bobs.
This fun growing experiment is a great way to get the kids interested in science. Within a few hours you can see the crystals start to grow.
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 Z.
Reckon you can figure out how a snowdome works? Guess what? If you've got a jar and you've got glitter, you've got a snowdome! Remember to screw the lid on tightly!
We all have at least one or two out-dated pieces of costume jewellery sitting un-loved and un-worn in the bottom of our jewellery drawer. Why not transform it for the kids costume jewellery box for dress-up time?
Figuring out how a skeleton goes together is a fun learning game and a cute Halloween craft to boot. Get those cotton tips out and see if your child can make a skeleton.
Whether you're inside or outside, a spontaneous cubby made from newspaper, string and masking tape is heaps of fun. Building a newspaper house is a great way to spend any day - particularly a rainy afternoon. Make as many rooms as you want - or until you run out of newspaper!
Download this FREE colouring page of Captain Macleans - active defence against every day sugars!
Painting with kids is messy – there’s no avoiding it. They want nothing more than to get their hands into the cool, colourful paint, squelch it about and see what they can create. Why not let them take it to the max with hand, foot, and even whole body painting! This isn’t one for every day, but on special occasions or when the mood takes you, it can be lots of fun and a great way to shake out some excess energy. Clear back the furniture, put down lots and lots of newspaper, make the canvas as big as you can and let the kids run free.
Sometimes there is just nothing out there to challenge the older kids. These level 3 dot to dots are just the thing. Make these kids smile by not only creating their very own pieces of art, but doing some challenging number following to boast about. Best suited to kids over 8.
The age old question of why the chicken crossed the road may finally be answered. Keep the kids guessing and giggling with these 10 possible reasons for that crossing with these kids' jokes.
Backyard cricket is a traditional game for many families. Get the kids and the whole family involved in a game of backyard cricket and test the kids out. Learn to throw, catch and most of all, be a good sport!
Learning to perform card tricks is a great way to exercise children's cognitive thinking as well as build their self-esteem. This magic trick is the easiest card trick around!
This card game is a fun game that allows players to use their concentration skills to get through the game.
Handmade gifts on Valentine's Day are cherished because they come from the heart. This Icy pole hearts craft project for kids is easy enough for even the youngest Valentine to create. There's little mess but a lot of fun to be had from this project - so get crafting!
Pinata is a fun game for children to play at parties. Children will love taking turns trying to hit the pinata to break it so they can get the toys and lollies.
This simple paper craft will add a much needed touch of colour to your Halloween decorations. Get the kids round the craft table and make this simple pumpkin garland for your front door this Halloween.
Can you build a tower with a difference? Spaghetti and marshmallows are not normally two ingredients you would put together, but in this case they are a match made in heaven.
Looking for great kids craft ideas and games? How about making this hoopla game to keep the kids busy.
Combining two of the coolest kids' activities will win you parent of the year in your kids' eyes. Get the kids outdoors and when you fill the water pistols, watch their imaginations go wild!
It's amazing what you can make out of a cupcake wrapper. Flowers, for instance! Try these cute cupcake flowers for Mother's Day this year — they look just like chrysanthemums!
Volley balloon is a great game to play for all ages. It will keep everyone on their toes as they watch the balloons go up, up and hopefully over the net!
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.
