Summer is at its peak, and it’s the right time to start making a list of kids indoor activities as you need to keep them inside while keeping them fully engaged. Below you can find some activities that are meant to grab the fun and make some happy moments with your kids.

Baking and Decorating

Nothing can be more exciting than baking a cake or cookies with your kids. You can assign a tea cake task, which is easy to handle and doesn’t require much effort. Once they learn to make a basic cake, you can move to advanced tasks such as topping the basic cake with different cake toppings and making donuts and brownies. They will learn baking skills while enjoying every step of the process. In case you don’t want your kids to get close to heat or the oven, then another option you can have is to decorate a cake. They would like to spread fresh cream over the cake and then adore the beauty of cake with some fresh fruits or sprinkles.

Board Games

No matter how many board games applications there are on the smartphone, the real fun of such games lies in the real board. Sit with your kids in the living room and gather around the board. Take the position and start playing either Ludo or Monopoly. No matter what board game you pick, the primary purpose here is to have some fun moments. For adding some spark and drama into your game time, you should keep a prize for the winning team.

Indoor Camping

You can quickly bring the outdoors in with cute and colorful camps in your TV lounge. You can turn off the lights and keep lamps around to get the same dark experience as you have outdoors. Read books to your children while cooking something delicious on the electric stove. You don’t have to deal with mud and mosquitos with this exciting indoor activity. Try to replicate outdoor camping indoors by using some pillows, blankets, and pop-up camps.

Leave Out Jigsaw Puzzle

One of the best kids indoor activities is to play with a jigsaw puzzle. If you want everyone to pay attention to this puzzle, then you should leave it out on the table and let everyone add a missing piece at its place. This interactive indoor activity lets everyone combine for the sake of solving a puzzle. One who completes the whole puzzle will get the prize at the end for sure.

Plan a Scavenger Hunt

Hide some individual items all over the home and leave the hints for your kids. This scavenger hunt will spark fun and excitement in your kids. You can create a treasure map and ask them to find the things they love.