Last Updated on December 4, 2019
#3 – Hide & Seek
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Who doesn’t know this immortal game?!
Not just kids play hide-and-seek, teens also play it with friends and most parents have played it with their kids at some point.
Tell your kids to close their eyes and count until 10 or 20, or more, while you go hide somewhere in the house or garden. Once the counting stops, it’s your cue to not make a sound as your kids try to find you!
To make the game more fun than it already is, switch turns and let your kid be the seeker more often which makes it a great sensory activity and a great way to teach numbers to your younger kids!
