Boy Games

Make a Super Hero City

Get creative with large pieces of paper, markers, and your super hero toys. Setting up the super hero city keeps your kids engaged and then the city provides hours of fun with pretend play. 

Angry Birds Play

Who doesn’t love Angry Birds and knocking things down? This collection of Angry Bird activities is sure to be a hit. 

Mini Golf

Use what you have on hand to create your own miniature golf course. Make tunnels out of paper or straws. make obstacles out of stuffed animals. Each time you make a course it can be different and more challenging. Check out how we quickly made ours. 

Play Dough Smash

This game is great for fine motor skills! Rolling the play dough strengthens finger and hand muscles and then smashing them is so satisfying!

Balloon Game 

Bopping balloons is fun for all action seekers. See how we added numbers to the balloons to sneak in a little Math. 

Human Board Game 

Imagine an obstacle course and a game board mixed together. Add dice and let the fun begin. 

Bubble Popping Letters 

Popping the bubble wrap is so satisfying for kids and adults alike. Add letters, colors, shapes, or words to turn it in to a listening challenge. 

Styrofoam Sculptures

Building styrofoam sculptures is an open ended activity that promotes critical thinking, problem solving, and creativity. 

Water Beads

Sensory seekers love playing with and exploring water beads. Adult supervision is required so your child doesn’t put them in their mouth. 

Poster Board Car Mat

Creating the car mat together is just as fun as the pretend play that follows!

Drive and Draw 

Tape markers or crayons to a toy car, then drive and draw!

Bean Funnel 

Use recycled containers to create tubes and funnels to experiment with. Try it outside with water or you can use beans inside. Scoop, dump, and experiment.  

Experiment with What You Have

A wrapping paper tube can be a sword, an obstacle course piece, or a science experiment. We used ours to try to get the pom poms to drop into the bucket. 

Race Car Letters

Use toy cars and these race car letters to have fun driving through the alphabet. 

Shaving Cream Fun

Drive trucks through a bin of shaving cream, bury your hands in it, or even cover your body in this sensory activity. If your child is one to cover their body with shaving cream, try it in the bathtub or outside. 

Indoor Snowball Game 

Cold Winter months can make kids go stir crazy. Try this indoor snowball game to get moving. The “snowball” is a large pom pom. 

Toilet Paper Roll Bowling 

Toilet paper tubes come in so handy! We use save them and use them for crafts, engineering challenges, and fun games like this toilet paper tube bowling game. 

Games with Tape 

Painters Tape can provide hours of fun. From balancing on lines, jumping from spot to spot, or driving cars along the taped roads, your little ones will have a blast. 

Golf Tees and Styrofoam 

Hammering golf tees into styrofoam is so fun! You can get these materials at the dollar store and get hammering. Tip: The green styrofoam usually falls apart and crumbles, so get white styrofoam if possible. 

Ice Treasures

Freeze little toys and action figures in a container of water. Dump the ice block onto a tray and let the fun begin. This activity is especially fun outside on a hot day. 

Beware of Crocodiles 

For little learners, jumping over pretend crocodiles sparks their imagination and becomes an adventure. Jump over the crocodiles and bring back a certain letter or puzzle piece. 

Baking Soda Color Eruptions

Baking soda and vinegar is always a winner! Try little piles of baking soda covering drops of food coloring and a vinegar to sprinkle on or experiment with baking soda and vinegar on a larger scale outside with big cups and spoons. Tip: To get the most out of your vinegar, dilute it with water. 

Build a Cup Tower 

Challenge your child to build the tallest tower they can with cups and paper/cardstock. 

Water Balloons 

Check out how we sneak in learning with water balloons on a sunny day!