Indoor Winter Activities Your Kids Will Love

I am always looking for ways to entertain my kids in the winter when we don’t get outside as often. I have some great ideas this year. Here are five winter indoor activities your kids will love!

Indoor winter activities for kids! Fun learning activities for kids! Qixels, LEGO, Alphabet Activities and more!

I am a chicken when it comes to cold weather, so we don’t spend a ton of time outside during winter. This can often lead to bored or overactive children. So for my sanity and theirs, I try to have toys and activities that will keep them happily occupied.

1. Play with Lego Duplo – These occupy both of my kids for long periods of time. They can even be used in move in learn activities. They are great for a wide range of children. My two-year-old enjoys them as much as my 4-year-old does! 

Letter Sounds Alphabet Game. A fun and effective way to learn letter sounds!

2. Letter Sounds Alphabet Game – This game is a great way to begin teaching your child letter sounds this winter! This is one of our most popular posts ever and one of my son’s most favorite alphabet activities. If your child is not yet ready to learn letter sounds, you can use it for simple letter identification. You could also use it to teach shapes, numbers, sight words, addition, subtraction, and more! The best part is that it is fun and often kids don’t even realize how much learning is taking place.

Snowball Throw Alphabet Activity. A fun gross motor alphabet game.

3. Snowball Throw Game – This game may sound like it should take place outdoors, but it’s a super fun indoor activity that is perfect for winter. All you need is index cards, a marker and some ping pong balls from the dollar store. It is excellent way to burn energy while learning! We used it to work on letter identification and letter sounds, but you can practice pretty much any skill with this.

4. Indoor Move and Learn Activities – I have tons of move and learn games and activities on my blog and many of them were done indoors. They are a great way to burn excess energy this winter!

I hope this list of indoor winter activities will be a hit with your kids! I know we will be turning to them often this winter.

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