Cold weather activities

List of 50 FUN indoor Winter activities for kids ages 8-12 using materials you probably already have in your home. Get the printable list for future use!

Winter is coming! If this sentence makes you feel dreadful - here are 20 Fun (& Affordable) winter activities without leaving your house.

Try making beautiful ice lanterns to turn those dark and dreary winter evenings into a bright and beautiful time of year.

Need some fresh ideas for Winter Snow Day Activities? We've rounded up the most creative and unique kid activities to play outside, burn of energy, play in the snow and keep your children outside enjoying the cold weather.

Are you trying to find ways to get through the winter blues with kids? Check out this list of 8 winter activities for kids. These activities with snow are a creative way for your kids to have some winter fun when they are over sledding. Some of these winter activities include painting the snow, snow sensory bins, making a Mr. Potato head snowman, a snow treasure hunt and so much more. There are snow activities for both playing outside in winter and indoor winter activities for kids here.

The more comfortable children are in their environment, the more intentional and engaged they will be with their surroundings.

The temperatures are dropping, but that doesn't mean you can't have a romantic date night! In this post, we share 25 winter activities you can enjoy while saving money. From indoor picnics to outdoor hiking, don't let the cold weather stop you from having fun. If you're looking for things to do on a budget, most things on this list are completely free!

Is the cold winter weather keeping your kids stuck indoors? Are the harsh winter storms making it difficult to go outside and play? Don't let the winter blues g…

This list of 100 things to do on a rainy day will be sure to keep you busy next time you feel stuck inside with the rainy day blues.

Have fun with your child with these easy Winter science activities with ice and snow. Playful ways to explore science with your child this winter.