25 Rainy Day Activities for Kids

Build towers with toothpicks and marshmallows.
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Get into a heated game of balloon table tennis without breaking furniture.
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Play a fun game of ring toss with paper plates.
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Have a blast playing with marshmallow shooters.
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Make a fort frame out of PVC pipe and then cover with blankets.
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Enjoy a really cool activity that is also educational.
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Plan out and build a parking deck for cars to drive around.
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Make a tic-tac-toe board on the floor.
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Bring nature indoors by making terrariums.
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It may take some time, but it will definitely be worth it.
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Paint triangles on wood squares and then use them to construct unique puzzle art.
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Make glow jars during the day and then turn off the lights when it gets dark.
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Send your Legos gliding through the air with a parachute.
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Print out pictures of friends and family to customize your Guess Who playing board.
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Use fabric scraps to make a concentration game.
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Play dress-up by using the free template to print out fun animal masks you can cut out from felt and decorate.
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Set objects inside water and freeze it into a block of ice. Then, have a blast chiseling them out.
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Set up a doorway puppet theater to put on a show.
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Melt all those bits and pieces of crayons into custom crayons.
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With the holidays coming up, get a head start on presents by having a day of making painted ornaments.
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Make a no-sew indoor hopscotch mat.
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Follow this science experiment to learn how to make bouncy balls.
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Cut and sew felt hot air balloons to hang around the house.
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Start a band with homemade instruments like this rainbow xylophone.
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Use beans, popcorn kernels and rice to make art, like a Thanksgiving Day turkey.
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