Tag: activities

Step back in time with these fun old-school activities for kids! Learn how to play sardines, marbles, elastics, and more.

It doesn’t have to be difficult to keep your kids active in the summer! These printable resources will keep them moving and having fun.

Spending time on the grass with your baby is a great way to start them on the road to physical literacy. Here are some activity ideas.

From play to activity ideas to healthy snacks, here are eight memorable articles that our readers loved and shared this year.

This Thanksgiving weekend, these fun ideas will have your family creating memories together while getting active at the same time!

These active games will get your kids learning about math, science, and literacy while they play and have fun!

First up in our Day Camp at Home series are animal-themed games and activities that’ll keep you and your kids active, engaged, and having fun.

I often find that my kids stay entertained longer when they engage in self-directed, open-ended play using loose parts from around our home.

Simply print this out, cut it, fold it, and glue it into a cube—then roll for an active challenge.

Kids can play these simple, fun games indoors with limited space and equipment.

Even in self-isolation, your kids can keep on learning through play, using active games to keep them moving and learning at home.

Start the year off right! Here are some ways to get moving together as a family.

When our son was five years old, he showed no interest in team sports. He would participate halfheartedly and then after the season we’d prompt him to sign up again. He’d politely say, “No, thank you.” After a frustrating T-ball season where we spent more time arguing with our son about going to T-ball than … Continued

Here’s a list of fun and active ways you and your family can get your silly on this April Fool’s Day.

Some parents get creative in keeping kids active in summer

Tag is such a classic game but, turns out, there are also lots of fun ways to jazz it up! Try some of these creative variations with your kids.

We’ve grouped the activities into three categories (mobility, arms, and legs) to ensure your kids are balanced in their development. The activities have also been listed by the amount of time they take, so if you’ve only got 10 minutes in the school yard before the morning bell, you can easily find an activity that … Continued

This log helps parents schedule activity times, promote variety and celebrate milestones

Five more ideas to keep kids active in the home

15 Minutes Outside will help you get your kids outdoors, active and engaged