Grandma Fun
Grandma Fun features a multitude of ways to have fun with the grandkids. From games, to projects, to parties, to creating new family traditions, this section will engage kids and keep them looking forward to grandma (and grandpa) time.
Turning Seven: Improvising a Birthday Party
Painted toilet paper rolls and balloons are used to make pom pom cannons for a child’s Zoom birthday.
How to Make Bean Bags for Kids–It’s Easy!
Bean bags are easy to make and a diversion for homebound kids. You can play endless games with them.
Make your Own Board Game for Kids
Make a custom board game with your child. Decide where to go, define the obstacles and opportunities.
Plan an After-School Doll Party for a Child
Frost some cupcakes, put on party hats, gather the dolls, and have a doll party after school.
Rainy Day Play: a Treasure Hunt for Kids
With a handful of clues, you can plan a treasure hunt for kids that’s fun and gets them thinking.
Entertaining Toddlers–without Toys
No toys to entertain a toddler? Use the child’s sock to make a puppet and try these other fun, impromptu ideas.
Grandma’s Peanut Butter Cookies
Kid-pleasing peanut butter cookies are easy enough for a three-year-old to shape and bake.
Get Kids Cooking–as Young as Three!
Kids as young as three can make deviled eggs for a tasty and healthy snack.
How to Make a Puppet with Magazine Cut-outs
It’s easy to make a puppet. Cut out magazine images, glue to cardstock and affix to toilet paper rolls.
Learning Games: Start a Cookie Shop
Playing cookie shop is a fun and educational game where kids hone skills in presentation, listening and engaging with adults.