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Keep Your Kids Busy and Happy With These Easy Indoor Activities
Kinder Craze
If you’ve got kids in the house right now who are craving something to do, let us help you with some ideas. Put the TV remotes and the video games away, and try one of these totally mess-free activities with your kids. We found 10 crafts and activities that you can all do indoors that are good for a variety of ages. Best of all, once you’re done with playtime, clean-up is a breeze. Whether your child wants to play a game or paint or craft something fun, there’s an idea in here for you. Read through to check them all out!
Related: These 14 Indoor Art Projects Are Super Easy to Pull Off – and Super Easy to Clean Up
Living Well Mom
Finger Paint
Finger painting doesn’t have to mean messy hands. Try this tip to let your kids finger-paint all they want without making any kind of mess – put the paint in a plastic bag! Get the full instructions on Living Well Mom.
I Heart Crafty Things
Do a Color Scavenger Hunt
Keep your kids busy with a supersimple scavenger hunt. All you need is a paper bag and some markers! Get the full instructions on I Heart Crafty Things.
Smart School House
Make Squishies
You and your kids can make squishies with absolutely no mess involved, and your kids will want to keep playing with them all day. Grab some balloons, and get the full instructions on Smart School House.
A Beautiful Mess
Make a Music Jar
Want to bring some music into your home? There are a few ways you can have fun with this one and keep your kids dancing and happy for hours. Get the full instructions on A Beautiful Mess.
Kinder Craze
Make No-Mess Slime
If your kid loves slime but you hate the clean-up, this recipe is perfect. It only takes three ingredients, and it won’t make little hands messy! Get the full instructions on Kinder Craze.
One Little Project
Make Sock Worms
You and your littles can easily make these no-sew sock worms together! They’ll have a toy for later, and you can take advantage of all those mismatched socks the dryer mysteriously ate. Get the full instructions on One Little Project.
Andrea Dekker
Play in a Cardboard Box
If you have any extra boxes laying around, give them to your kids to play with, decorate, and cut up. Get inspired by Andrea Dekker – she has plenty of ideas for how to decorate and other ways to make the boxes fun.
Twins and Coffee
Paint With Water
Water painting is great for indoors because water means no real mess! Let your kids create whatever kind of masterpiece they dream up. Get the full how-to from Twins and Coffee.
Love and Marriage
Play Ring Toss
First you have to put it together, and then you get to play, but you can also turn it into an educational activity. Get the full instructions from Love and Marriage – there are so many great suggestions for this activity!
Lets Play Learn Grow
Paint in a Pan
Keep your child’s painting contained with this idea. The mess stays contained but your little one still has a beautiful piece of art! Get the full instructions on Let’s Play Learn Grow.