Games

This classic variant of solitaire builds matching and number skills using a deck of cards.

You can build giant ice blocks and balls for your toddler to play with outside.

The object of this on-the-go game is to form a square by joining four dots. This is a great game to play on a restaurant napkin!

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

A big, soft pile of couch cushions creates a mountain for your toddler to climb.

Your toddler will love transferring the water from bowl to bowl in this sponge activity.

Slap the jack, but make sure not to slap anything else in this energetic card game!

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

A game of Follow the Leader is excellent for building muscle development in toddlers.

This is an easier version of the familiar Musical Chairs game -- a perfect family activity.

Collect the right suit and pass the wrong one. First one to get seven of a kind wins the card game.

Follow these instructions to set up a Frisbee golf course using only boxes, sticks, and rocks!

Make up matching sets of paper plates with numbers and dots from one to ten, and let the matching game begin!

In this activity, your toddler gets to play with a bottle that produces beautiful colored bubbles.

This game is even better than the original game of 20 questions, because more people are in on the secret.

This game of tag requires four or more players and a large open area of snow.

Your toddler will enjoy sorting and delivering the mail in this fun matching game.

Keep your kids from fighting on your next car trip. Keep them busy with homemade bingo cards that list things they may see on the road.