Peek-a-boo!
Everybody likes a game of peek-a-boo. This version of the classic game is sure to entertain your young child as they press the letters and numbers on the keyboard and watch and listen to see what happens next.
Backyard hose water play
There's nothing better than running around in the back garden with a hose (or a bucket of water if there's water restrictions) on a hot day! Hours can be happily spent dreaming up watery games.
Handwriting: The letter w
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.
Duck, duck goose
Duck, duck, goose is a game favourite to energise and enthral children of all ages. Get your kids active with this chasing game and enjoy the sound of laughter.
Witchy Doorstep Decoration
Remember how Dorothy dropped a house on the Wicked Witch of the East? Make your house extra creepy for trick or treaters this Halloween with this easy witch's legs under the doormat idea.
The wheels on the bus go round and round
The wheels on the bus go round and round, every child big and small loves this song you will have fun all signing it together
Decorate a pony
Looking to bring the magic of MY LITTLE PONY to your childs next birthday party? Why not have each party decorate their own special pony? Fun and easy!
Winter dot to dot: Hard 1
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. This one is for the real pros - 8+.
Collective nouns: A school of fish
Kids will love colouring 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 school of fish.
20 questions
20 questions is a great kids car game or party game that can be played anywhere and with small or large groups of children. Get their minds active as they try to figure out the answers.
The amazing balancing coin
Kids love to perfect and perform magic tricks. Learning a simple coin trick like this one will help build their self-esteem and fine motor skills.
Easy chore jars idea
Chore charts and rewards charts are a good way to get kids' routines organised. Getting help around the house might be a bit easier with this easy chore jars system.
Pool games for baby: Teddy bear
Teddy bear, Teddy bear is not only a nursery rhyme favourite amongst kids, but is a fun way to say goodbye to the water for this session. You may find your child does not like the water at first, but once you get in, they wont want to get out. This little tune makes parting easier.
Create online cards – Crayola
The Crayola card creator offers heaps of FREE cards for you to print out for your child. They'll love colouring in a heap of cute card designs, from animals, to book lovers, Father's Day, Mother's Day, holiday cards and more.
Write a Dear Santa letter
Writing to Santa is one of the joys of childhood so why not create a special letter to the man in red with your child this Christmas? It is a fun project and a great way to find out exactly what present your kids are hoping to find under the tree this year.
Princes and princesses
Kids of all ages will have fun practicing walking like little princes and princesses in this party game that rewards the child with the best balancing skills.
Wolf and Hare
Birthday parties are loads of fun, especially when wolf and hare is played. This fun game will have the kids running around and burning off all that extra energy that parties seem to bring!
Mirror drawing challenge
Kids love looking in mirrors, so why not challenge them with this fun and educational kids science experiment. Grab a pencil and some paper and learn about reflection today.
Fluttering hearts
Love is in the air this Valentines Day and this fun fluttering hearts kids art and craft project is bound to rev up those feel good love vibes. Get your kids into some crafty fun by making this beautiful piece of art to show how much they care - from their heart to yours.
Paper butterflies
All you need is some coloured paper and a pair of scissors to make these easy origami butterflies.
Sports colouring pages
Sport is a very large part of the Australian culture and many children get involved with at least one sport in their lives. If your child has a favourite sport, print off these pages for them to enjoy.
Little Space Heroes
Create your own Space Hero and your children can enjoy a fun and safe online game full of fun and adventure. Kids get to personalise their hero, make new friends, adopt a pet Glow, fly around in their jetpacks and explore a universe full of amazing planets.
Online concentration – dogs
Games online are great for kids, especially if they are learning games! This online game of concentration will help your child improve their memory while having fun at the same time!
Cooking games with kids: Alphabet biscuits
Even from an early age kids are learning their As, Bs and Cs and while there have been many methods of getting the alphabet stuck in their heads, there's been nothing quite this yummy! Cook and learn the alphabet in one cool cook off!
Father’s Day Poem: Handprints everywhere
Father's Day is the one day of the year that you get to treat Dad to something that is all about him. Why not make a card with this gorgeous poem inside to remind him just how fast you have grown!
Egg carton bat
Decorate your house for Halloween AND recycle some trash with these cute egg carton bats. Don't forget the googly eyes!
Handwriting: The letter z
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.
This old man
Make your baby smile as you sing the classic nursery rhyme This Old Man. This a great baby activity to teach your little ones about music, rhyme and language. Help your baby learn and play with them today.
Learning the ABC: The letter A
Learning to write starts a lot earlier than most parents think. Those scribbles, shapes and hard pressed pieces of artwork your child produces are the first stepping stones. Turning that artwork into letters can be tricky. These free printables encourage learning with colour. Here's A.