Indoor Games

Follow the instructions in this game to challenge children's visual memory skills.

This is a variation on the game of solitaire -- it takes the form of a clock.

In this fun rainy day activity, children build a house out of a deck of cards.

Make up silly news stories by having each person in a group take turns adding only three words to the story.

On the next rainy day, indulge in some fantasy with a tea party right out of your child's favorite storybook.

Your toddler will enjoy feeling the pull of gravity from the middle of a large blanket, as you drag it slowly around the floor.

Surprise and challenge your toddler with a treasure hunt, described in this activity.

Explore the unexpected properties of gravity as you and your child have fun playing with balloons.

You and your little one can have lots of fun playing this simple card activity.

This rainy day activity will have your child creating artwork using dyed pieces of spaghetti.

Challenge your child to prepare for bedtime in a timely fashion with this fun game.

This activity will keep your toddler busy filling up plastic bags with cotton balls.

This card game works best with two to four children, and involves matching suits and numbers.

In this card game, children try to get four of a kind from another player... without letting them notice!

Toothpicks can provide great javelin practice for little Olympian hands. Careful with the points!

Here's a fun indoor activity for your preschooler. Set up his own barber shop.

If the imagery in this traditional word game bothers you, call it "Spider" instead!

This indoor, warm weather "snow" is a great preschool building material. And tinting it makes it pretty!