Giant Tic Tac Toe
Check this out -- Tic Tac Toe. Here's Lexi tossing mini-frisbees on a giant tic tac toe board made simply by Hope on an old sheet. She took colorful tape and made the board. Then, she bought little frisbees and
Shell Designs!
Collecting seashells is always fun -- even bits and pieces of them. Encourage your kids to use them for art and make a design. Here Ryan (left) and Sari (right) decided to make a long track with their shells.
Stepping on Shadows!
Watch out -- it could happen to you! Someone could try to step on your shadow!
Follow Me!
I visited Ryan's kindergarten class at Congregation M'kor Shalom yesterday and thought this was a perfect KIDFUN idea that her wonderful teacher, Mrs. Rothman, was playing. She said -- "Let's all sing our Good morning song," but she started
Find Me!
Here's a game that works in any season -- whether you're stuck indoors or need a new adventure outdoors. It's called FIND ME! It was so easy. We took small pieces of paper -- the orange ones in this photo
Blow It — great at restaurants
It was one of those times where a resourceful KIDFUN idea would really help. Waiting for food at a casual restaurant, we played "Blow It." We tore a couple pieces from the straw wrapper and blew it, literally, across the
Reading — Upside Down and other fun UNDER a table!
I bet you look at this picture and can't really figure it out. I'm not surprised! From the headline you probably see what we're doing. Sari, Ryan and I are lying UNDER the dining room table. The girls put
Tube Tossing
Ryan teaches Tube Tossing - Jan. 2014 IMG_0211 This is a KIDFUN Test -- It's a video of Ryan teaching everyone how to do a one-handed catch with a tube. (It was from a roll of fabric and it's pretty stiff
Adventure Drives
One of my favorite things is getting in the car without knowing where we are going. Just driving around -- taking unexpected turns. We live in New Jersey and on this adventure, my son-in-law did have a plan for
I’m Grateful for ….
It's Thanksgiving and I feel so grateful and blessed for all the wonderful people in my life! Why don't you ask everyone -- including the kids -- to share one thing they appreciate and are grateful for this Thanksgiving.