Draw five doodles on a piece of paper, turn it this way, that way, upside down and rightside up. Finally, you’ll see a picture that you can create. What a fun activity that inspires creativity and promotes imagination and one that I personally LOVED as a child. We’d play it for hours. Kraftykid has created some sample pages to get you started.
We all played it. We all loved it. Connect the Dots is a great classic paper and pencil game to play during long car rides, rainy days, waiting in the doctor’s office, or anywhere you need to capture your child’s attention for longer than five minutes (LOL).
Here’s a variation on hangman that the kids just love to play. It’s a great activity for indoor play, long car rides, aftercare programs, and school programs. Play this two-player game to help children sharpen their spelling and word-decoding skills.