Here is a list of our favorite games! We play a lot of them, so I’m sharing what the kids actually play with and which ones are on our future wish list.

Grab just a few basic items and get your counting game on!

This Halloween themed activity is great for toddlers, preschoolers, or even elementary school aged children. With virtually no prep or cleanup, this will be an easy one to set up today!

With only 3 basic materials, you can get this activity set up in no time!

No spiders hanging out at your house? Use pom poms instead!

This is a great fine motor activity with ways to add extra challenge for older kids- meaning all of the kids in one group can be entertained and engaged with a challenge that is just right for them!

The setup for this activity takes under 1 minute and your kids will have an absolute blast! Use straws to move the pom poms to the color matched destination and work on oral motor skills and color matching all at the same time!

Use leftover candy for some problem solving and creative fun! If you have some tape and an empty paper towel roll, you can get this activity set up today!

This activity uses staple pantry items to create a wonderfully fun sensory bin. Don’t feel limited to Halloween though, you can change up the colors to match whatever holiday or theme you want!

This activity is low cost and uses only a few basic supplies you probably already have in your house. This can be a stand back and observe activity, which we all need sometimes!

This transfer activity is great for scooping skills and provided a lot of opportunity for meaningful conversation. Ultra-easy to set up and clean up, which is always a winning combination.

This activity can be set up as a game or for each child individually. Counting, colors, and fine motor skills make this a phenomenal way to use leftover cereal.