How do you entertain a 4 year old on a rainy day?

How do you entertain a 4 year old on a rainy day?

15 Ways to Keep Kids Busy on Rainy Days

1. Make a Big Race Track. My boys love playing with cars, so to make it really fun we set up a big race track!
2. Create in the Kitchen.
3. Make a Pom Pom Shooter.
4. Build with Cups.
5. Make New Crayons.
6. Marble Racing.
7. Baking Soda & Vinegar Experiments.
8. Paint Rocks.

What activities can I do with preschoolers?

These fun activities for preschoolers are expert-approved and perfect to try with kids at home, in the backyard and even on the go.

• Create a bubble painting.
• Craft a story together.
• Dig in the dirt.
• Bag leaves together.
• Create a marble painting.
• Bake together.
• Fold towels.
• Make an obstacle course.

What can a 3 year old do on a rainy day?

Rainy Day Activities for 3-Year-Olds

• Make an Indoor Obstacle Course. Jump over cushions, crawl under the table and over chairs, jump on the doormat five times, then run around the table.
• Build an Indoor Den.
• Go Bowling.
• Walk in the Rain.
• Go to the Movies.
• Choose and Watch DVDs.
• Go to the Library.
• Have a Storytelling.

How do I entertain my kids on a rainy day?

Rainy Day Activities the Kids Will Love!

1. #1. Hold an Indoor Treasure Hunt. Confined to the house?
2. #2. Create a Town in a Cardboard Box.
3. #3. Build a Fort with Blankets and Pillows.
4. #4. Visit the Library.
5. #5. Make a Home Cinema.
6. #6. Tidy Out the Playroom.
7. #7. Play Board Games.
8. #8. Make Shadow Shapes.

How do you make rain fun?

Awesome Rainy Day Activities: More Fun Ways to Play in the Rain Outside

1. Take Pictures.
2. Go for a Nature Walk.
3. Create an Invitation to Play.
4. Have a Water War.
5. Paint with Mud.
6. Play in the Sandbox.
7. Make Rain Music.
8. Body Board Down Small Grassy Hills.

How do you make rain activity?

Instructions:

1. Fill a clear cup with water.
2. Add a layer of shaving cream.
3. Add several drops of food coloring.
4. When the cloud gets too heavy, the drops fall through as rain! Explain to your child that when water droplets grow heavy in the sky, gravity pulls them down from the clouds as rain, just like in the experiment.