With digital games making our kids more and more attuned to 'quick fix' entertainment, origami can be a rewarding way to help them improve their focus and attention to detail. This step by step video shows you how to make an origami windmill.
Kids love running around and playing outdoors. They will have lots of fun playing with their bubbles and watching the bubbles fly away.
Guessing games are super fun and Christmas gives us another chance to play with our favourite festive tunes. So grab your CD player and your friends and see who can guess the name of the songs in this fun version of charades.
Nature activities are a great way to help your child experience the natural world. Here;s how to explore beyond your backyard with your child.
Ever have trouble remembering jokes? Pity you have not got the memory of an elephant, they do not mind poking fun at themselves. Here is 10 great jokes I am sure they have got in their memory bank!
Teach your kids the lyrics to your favourite nursery rhymes and they'll remember them forever.
Teach your kids the lyrics to your favourite nursery rhymes and they'll remember them forever.
If you are stuck for Book Week ideas, this Thing 1 and Thing 2 costume is one of the easiest dress up costumes for kids. You'll be inspired to read The Cat In The Hat by Dr Seuss all over again once you've finished making these no-sew costumes.
Make your own sticky window hearts for Valentine's Day using our easy FREE printable and the recipe below. Kids will love creating their own heart stickers - don't scrimp on the glitter!
Get the kids active but without creating chaos during your next party or gathering with a game of balloon volleyball. This twist on an all-time favourite beach volleyball game is fun and easy to play inside or out.
Wink murder game is a great party game to get the kids active and break the ice for those who don't know each other well. Add excitement and intrigue to any kids party or holiday gathering with this fun kids activity.
Halloween costumes don't need to be fancy. It's all about looking creepy. You can do a lot with some white, red and black face paints. Watch the video below for some inspiration.
The kids are never too young to enjoy a good story and certainly never too young to hear a book read by mum or dad. Why not get the older kids in the kitchen first making their very own hungry caterpillar to nibble on while you read? A healthy snack, a lovely lunch and a good book!
String games are a great way to develop fine motor skills. Once you know a few basic string moves, you can make a wide range of figures. Try making this star by watching this easy how-to video.
Maths is not always about numbers. In the younger years, maths can be all about patterns, colours and shapes. Learn the basic beginnings of maths with this fun and interactive activity for kids of all ages.
Christmas art is something the kids can be proud of this year and with this cool art and craft activity, they will post it on the wall for all to enjoy. Making a hand print Christmas tree will have the kids painting up a storm.
Take a picture of yourself and make it move with this crazy craft activity for kids. Kids will enjoy watching themselves move about from the mobile as well as being able to position themselves in any manner they choose. Why not make the family move too?
Sometimes you need to get a bit creative to get kids eating vegetables. Turning veggies into a fun craft activity will take the mealtime angst out of a plate full of vegetables. You could also make fruit faces for a fun afternoon snack idea.
Flowers are sure to make mum smile this Mother's Day but what if the kids can't get them? Or, when they do manage to get them the flowers wilt and wither away just in time for mums surprise. We have the solution for your kids right here!
Tongue twisters help develop speech skills in young children as well as older children who need additional help with speech therapy.
Full of colour or a patterned creation, the choice is yours. Create a wonderful mobile to enjoy with simple supplies and a small amount of time. The more straws, the more fun.
Growing a herb garden is an easy way to teach kids about how plants grow. They will also love being able to pick the leaves that can then be used to add flavour to meals.
It’s all in a day’s work with The Workers! Day or night, let everyone know what you are up to with this double-sided door hanger. A simple craft activity for kids that can be used every day.
Kids will love playing balloon volleyball as they learn to balance and coordinate the balloon to play. This is a fun team game to play at your next birthday party!
Children love playdough. Not only is it good for their fine motor skills but it teaches them that virtually anything is possible. This jewellery activity is even better because cooking the playdough makes their creations permanent.
Ever tried to explain quicksand to your kids? Do they notice that when you add honey to a drink, it sinks to the bottom of the glass? Why not share this easy kids science experiment about density with them and create three layers of separating liquids!
Trash to treasure craft is a great way to teach kids about recycling materials. These homemade party bon bons are a great idea for Christmas, birthday parties or just a rainy day activity for kids.
What a great game to play with the family, especially before the laundry has been folded! As the kids hop from one sock to the next, get them to pair the socks up as they go! A win-win for everyone involved, the kids have fun playing the game and the adults get the washing done.
Teach your kids the lyrics to your favourite nursery rhymes and they'll remember them forever.
This simple Book Week craft activity is a great one for toddlers. Just cut them a row of egg cups from the carton and let them loose with the paints. You can then use it as a prop while you're reading Eric Carle's classic, The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
