Fun activities for kids
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Have more fun singing
Most people sing at least sometimes, either by humming show tunes in the car or singing along with a streaming playlist. Anyone can tune up their voice with these easy tips, then belt out their favorite songs.
Make baked potato wedges
A spice blend of salt, sugar, smoked paprika, sweet paprika, garlic powder, and onion powder lend this dish a barbecue taste that really kicks up the flavor.
Start a debate club
A debate club can bring friends together to have fun, challenging arguments about current events. Topics can range from serious to silly, and rules help everyone learn how to express their point of view.
Craft a colorful birdhouse
With a little paint and a lot of creativity, a milk carton becomes a bright and cheery landing spot for birds of all kinds.
Give back on a birthday
As we celebrate The Week Junior's birthday in this issue, one thing is for sure: Birthdays are the best. And they can be even better when we turn them into an opportunity to do good for others in need.
Make cupcakes to celebrate
Homemade icing in different colors—with some sprinkles on top—can turn these treats into tasty works of art.
Learn to bake bread
This hands-on activity is one part art, one part science, and all fun. Here’s how to get started making delicious homemade bread.
Make a cardboard vase
A vase can be made in just about any shape with some cardboard, tape, and glue—plus paint for decorative details.
Learn the basics of sewing
No sewing machine is required to try this fun, hands-on home hobby. It’s a great way to express creativity while making something useful.
Make apple pie overnight oats
This extra easy, delicious, and healthy breakfast boosts energy and provides plenty of fiber and protein.
Curl paper into cool crafts
Paper quilling is a fun, creative art form that has been around since the 15th century but never goes out of style. Here are ideas to get started.
Cook a tasty shakshuka
Shakshuka, pronounced "shack-SHOE-ka," is a one-pot dinner dish that’s popular in the Middle East.
Give coding a try
Anyone looking for an interesting new hobby can try coding (also known as computer programming). Here's how it works and how to get started.
Make a colorful coin pouch
Multi-colored duct tape transforms into a fun, useful container for stashing coins and other little things.
Plan to do kind deeds
It’s always a good time to be kind, but February 14 through February 20 is Random Acts of Kindness Week. Here’s how to spread cheer.
Bake up a plate of tasty nachos
This delicious dish is filled with beans, salsa, and cheesy goodness, and comes together in minutes.
Looking for more fun things to do?
We’ve collected all of our earlier games, workouts, and activities in one place.
