Rainy Day10 of the Best Nature Activities for Kids to Do in Your Own Garden
Get the kids outside with 10 of the best nature activities for kids to do in your own garden — from bug hunts to…
Category Archive
Category: Rainy Day
Browse useful family ideas from the MyKidsTime archive.
Search MyKidsTime
Results
Useful ideas to explore.
Rainy Day
Rainy Day50 Creative and Fun Indoor Activities for Kids
Stuck indoors? These 50 creative and fun indoor activities for kids are cheap, easy and use things you already have at home. Perfect for…
Rainy DayDownload Your FREE 30 Day LEGO Challenge For Some Creative Fun!
** Download our free 30 Day LEGO Challenge and turn brick time into 30 days of creative building fun — free to print, no…
Rainy Day20 Cute and Creative Spring Crafts for Kids for All Ages
** Looking for cute and creative spring crafts for kids for all ages? Try these 20 easy ideas — from paper flowers to suncatchers…
Rainy DayDownload Your Fun FREE LEGO Game to Play
Download our fun free LEGO game for kids. All you need is a pile of LEGO blocks and a dice — print the free…
Rainy DayNeed a Stocking Stuffer Idea? Try These Printable Bedtime Passes
** Need a stocking stuffer idea? Download our free printable bedtime passes — a fun, no-cost treat kids love finding in their Christmas stocking.
Rainy Day10 Best Family Board Games According to Mykidstime Parents
MyKidsTime parents share their all-time favourite family board games, from Monopoly to Balderdash — perfect picks for rainy days and family game nights.
Rainy DayNew Sustainable LEGO Bricks Made from Sugarcane – Out Now!
LEGO's plant-based bricks, made from sugarcane, marked an early step toward sustainable play. Here's what they are, why they matter, and what's changed since.
55,667 LEGO Bricks Used To Build Model of New Swimming Paradise
** See how an Irish mother-and-son LEGO duo used 55,667 bricks and 840 hours to recreate Center Parcs Longford's Subtropical Swimming Paradise in miniature.
55,667 LEGO Bricks Used To Build Model of New Swimming Paradise
See how an Irish mother-and-son LEGO duo built a stunning 55,667-brick model of Center Parcs Longford Forest's Subtropical Swimming Paradise.