Indoor Games

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!

In this word game, children will have to find small words inside of long words.

This children's game requires concentration and a little bit of skill. Throw the cards in the hat!

In this observation game, make a change to the room, and see if your child notices what it is.

This paper version of the classic board game is just as much fun, and a lot more portable.

In just a few minutes you can build a table hockey rink for kids, following these simple instructions.

In this classic solitaire game, try to discard all the cards except the aces!

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!

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

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

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

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

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