Origami windmill

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.

Wink murder

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.

String game: Star

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.

Beaded patterns

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.

Make veggie faces

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.

Popsicle stick flowers

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!

Playdough jewellery

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.

Leaping Lilly Pads

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.