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As mentioned in Fun Activities for Kids That’ll Keep Them Entertained for Hours Part 1, kids don’t have much space or ways to spend their energy as they can’t outside the houses or meet their friends for a play date.
Hence, ensuring that they have fun at home while they learn and leave you undisturbed for work hours is imperative. So you don’t have to rack your head thinking up ways to engage your kids and they’ll also let the home stay clean (relatively).
1) Stone Painting
Collect some smooth stones wherever you can get it- stone size does not matter, and have some paint and paintbrushes handy. Let the kids choose their stones and let them paint it however they want. Get the tutorial here.
2) Tie- Dye Art
Use a bowl instead of a spinner and rotate the food coloring with a stick. Then you can use the material you want to color- either fabric, paper or anything else and hang them to dry. Get the tutorial here.
3) Jumping Origami Frogs
Don’t get fooled by this origami, they can actually jump! Use this to hold a competition of whoever completes a set distance in the shortest time, wins. Get the tutorial here.
4) Fairy Mini Garden
Glitter might be sparkles for us, but it is magic dust for the fairies. If your kids have a green thumb, help them plant a tiny garden and decorate it. Get the tutorial here.
5) Obstacle Course
Create an obstacle course using different household materials and get creative, like this one with pool noodles. Get the tutorial here.
6) Bubble Wands
Create unique bubble shapes with these DIY bubble wands from straws and pipe cleaners. Who knows? You can blow square and triangle shaped bubbles with some practice. Get the tutorial here.
7) Water Balloon Battle
This requires no explanation. Fill the balloons with water and launch them on each other with a fun water fight. Attack!! Get the tutorial here.
8) Bubble Wrap Paint
Put your bubble wrap from your online shopping sprees to good use instead of throwing it away. Use it to craft wrapping papers. Get the tutorial here.
9) Eraser Stamping
Turn the spare erasers into stamps and use them to create fun wrapping papers. Get the tutorial here.
10) Skee Ball Game
Engage the kids by having a fun ball game. Get the tutorial here.
11) Kiddie Parachute
A paper napkin and some thread with a tiny doll is all you’ll need. Let them fly. Get the tutorial here.
12) Kite Making
Let them get on the roof or your backyard and have them practice flying kites. Get the tutorial here.
13) Bubble Painting
Blow paint bubbles on a paper using a bubble solution. Get the tutorial here.
14) Play Dough Crafts
Use the play dough to craft cute little animals and figurines. Get the tutorial here.
15) Nail Polish/ Shaving Cream Marble Art
Use spare nail polishes or shaving cream to create some amazing marbled art on paper. Get the tutorial here for nail polishes and here for shaving cream.
16) Flip Book
Ask your kids to draw funny and interesting features and they will have fun flipping through the book to get different, hilarious combinations. Get the tutorial here.
17) Rainbow Snake Bubbles
Food coloring can go a long way to have fun with bubble solution. Just get a bottle and a spare sock. Get the tutorial here.
18) Ice Chalk
Color your driveway while you stay cool with some simple kitchen items. Get the tutorial here.
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