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VACATIONS or stuck indoors (like current situations when school, parks & all public places are shut down because of spread of deadly corona virus) are equally exciting, relaxing as well as stressful & difficult times (especially for parents) when kids are house-arrest because of weather or illness or some other unforeseen reasons, when you are just paranoid to take kids out to park or play area or play dates.
And you can neither match the energy levels of 5 year old nor entertain them whole day 24*7 for a couple of days….. phew!! THAT IS EXHAUSTING!
And you are tired of hearing “I am bored” every 5 minutes!!
And you don’t want them to be glued to screens or video games whole day!!
So now how do you save yourself from losing sanity & maintain peace at home, so that no-one kills each other?
Try these simple Screen-Free no-preparation easy fun and creative activities for kids at home , which will entertain them, tire them and there will be some or the other learning or skill development at the end of it.
Favorite ones go for repeat!!
How to entertain a 5-year old?
Honestly these kids are rolling balls of energy and it’s near-to impossible for the parents to “play with them” for the whole long day. And mine uses cartoons as the escape plan – either you play or let me watch cartoons..
Here is a list of indoor activities for kids which do not require much preparation or too many essentials and will keep kids busy for considerable time, atleast enough to let you have a coffee in peace or think of next activity to engage them to.
50+ Ideas of No-Screen Indoor Learning Activities for kids to keep them busy while at home
It would be a good idea to start the day with yoga or some kind of exercise, as there is less of physical activity when they are not going out, but is absolutely important for overall development.
A stock of colorful play dough always helps and is a winner with every age, paired with some stencils, knife, shape cutters and some free play models. Here are some ideas for inspiration. Encourage them to give shape to their imagination.
Finger Puppets
Make finger puppets with kids out of paper or cardboard boxes or felt or foam. And ask them to tell stories with the puppet characters. Do volunteer to become audience while sipping your hot coffee.
Cloud Dough
A simple dough to make at home my mixing flour and oil, you can give your child hours of entertainment. Variations like dino fossils, dino or animal jumping in it and then taking animals for bubble bath are surely to get kids excited and busy. Recipe of cloud dough here .
Kids love nature, plants, flowers and especially planting these themselves. So involve them in planting some seeds and encourage them to remember to water the plants daily. They will surely become responsible and caring. Possibly one the best indoor learning activities for kids .
Painting Pots
Gardening can be made more fun by asking kids to paint and decorate their planting pots with pom pom, stickers, glittery foam, glitter glue.
Memory Games
Holidays give enough time to work on memory and play some memory games. They can make flash cards on their own and then play with them or try this Memory Game by Skola Toys (Amazon purchase link below*) .
Some toys with enhanced creativity will settle the war of screen-time and no-screen, as they will be looking at screens anddrawing andthen playing with theri creations. Check Skipy Travel toys (Amazon purchase link above*).
Indoor picnic is a good idea. Ask kids to pack their favorite snacks, or better prepare their own vegetable sandwich and pack in picnic basket along with mat and drinks. Inviting friends home would even be a better idea.
Picture Collage
Make use of old magazines at home, cut picture from them and handover to the kids with a glue and paper. Kids love gluing, atleast mine does. Differnet textured papers like gift wrapping papers can also be used to create mosaic arts .
Reuse used activity, coloring and alphabet books for making collages.
Check below a video of my boy making a picture collage from old magazine cuttings. Absolute free thinking!!
Kids love to imitate others and they often amaze us by the minute details they notice. Utilize the spare time as wonderful opportunity to learn what all they see and notice in the surroundings – at school, park, hobby class, home, shops etc. Our favorite are kitchen plays, shopkeeper and delivery boy role plays 😉
Paper airplanes
Need to utilize the energy outbursts, so engage them in some running round the house with paper airplanes.
Sensory Play
Some sensory play with mud, sand, grains, rice etc. by creating a scenario in a box like construction, sea, farm or jungle. Sensory plays are good for overall sensory development.
Another way of involving physical work-out is balloons throwing, catching and kicking. One more interesting idea to charge up the balloons by rubbing against hair or some surface and then seeing them stick to face and walls and roofs.
Building Blocks
Different varieties of blocks are useful in mental and cognitive development along with fine motor skills. Let the kids explore and create their imagination with the blocks – free play preferred.
Creating something is what every child loves. Just keep a stock of few craft essentials like pom poms, glitters, paper plate etc. and get crafting with kids. Ask them their favorite animal or object and then do crafts related to it.. season related crafts are always hit with kids.
Check here for 50+ easy craft ideas good for toddlers as well as for kids of age 5+ years. Try modifications and variations as per availability of crafting essentials and interests.
Best way to wear up the energy balls and that too the super fun way. Do join them in dancing and get join the fitness club. You and kids will get a sound sleep at night after dancing joyfully.
Tracing Patterns
Tracing the blocks or matching the size/ shape of drawn patterns is an activity boosting logical reasoning and cognitive skills.
Bookish Activities
Adding on the bookish activities and bedtime stories, to encourage them to pick up books in vacations would be a good idea like –
Our recent favorite is Gruffalo Jigsaw Book. Shop below: *
Books on Environmental Awareness
No-school days are still need to continue the learning process. Books based on science concepts that explain basic fundamentals in the form of story are the easiest to understand and relate and follow for kids aged 5 and above, like this series of Zayn and Zoey .
Zayn and Zoey series is based on The adventures of twins and stories are narrated in fun learning way that young learners are sure to be fascinated and will try to inculcate the science concepts in practical life. Reading and Vocabulary building are bonus, so win-win.
There are various concepts and story narrations to choose from in this series. We started reading with the Solar Power and Rain water Harvesting and finding these absolutely intriguing. (Amazon purchase links given below*)
Hurdle Race
Placing objects, pillows, cushions on the floor to jump and run is a 2-in-1 activity, playing and exercising. Better to place rug , carpet or mat below to avoid hurting upon falling.
Cardboard Box Parking or Doll House
Needless to say how much kids love parking spaces and doll houses. It’s super easy to reuse a cardboard box and turn it into a car-parking or a dolly house and ensure hours of play, without continuous nagging.
Treasure Hunt
By hiding favorite toys at simple places in the house and then giving interesting clues or tasks to find them would be an amazingly interesting activity. Make them work their brain cells up.
Frozen Dinosaurs/Toys
This activity has always been a hit with us. Simply freezing his favorite dinosaurs or construction vehicles and then excavating them during the bath time. I prefer the break the ice in the bath tub. Sometimes I do add food colors for added fun. 2 fun ways of doing this activity:
I love jigsaw puzzles. Best to boost logical and analytical reasoning. Age-appropriate jigsaw puzzles, word puzzles, picture puzzles, map puzzles are recommended to encourage kids to solve. We love wooden and floor jigsaw puzzles currently.
All kids love camping with their frozen or stuff toys. And so camping in the house will be a wonderful idea to keep them engaged and happy with self-play. A colorful foldable light-weight play tent is all we need to encourage the creative play. These ones occupy less space, so can be easily placed in living or play room as well.
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Handmade Greeting Cards or Gifts
Encourage kids to make greetings cards or gifts for upcoming festivals or occasions. One benefit of preparing these now would be it will save your last-moment efforts and hassle. Plus they will pour their heart out in making cards or gifts for their loved ones. Hence working up on emotional quotient and social behaviour.
Some 50+ inspirations for handmade gifts and cards for daddy .
Science Experiments
Who doesn’t love some fascinating magical science experiments! What can be better opportunity to turn science into fun.
Probably the best indoor learning activities for kids. Also utilize the opportunity to explain the reasons behind the magic so they understand the phenomena as well. Some easy one that can be done at home with whatever is available, with kids of age 5+ are
Board Games
Good opportunity to have some quality family time. Choose any of your favorite board games and play together with kids, without gadgets. They will love these memories forever.
Hide & Seek
No child ever says “NO” to hide & seek! This game has been the most all-time favorite of all age groups, anywhere, any place. One of the most engaging and interesting indoor activities for kids. Adult supervision is recommended.
Printable Activities
Some printable activity sheets are useful in practicing for the alphabets, numbers etc. I have provided few FREE printable sheets below which include memory games, odd ones out etc.
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House chores
There is no age to learn household chores, and one MUST know basic life-survival skills like making a snack, making their bed, cooking, cleaning, tidying up, drying clothes, emptying dishwasher, folding laundry, setting up the dining table etc. Some ideas for Montessori-activities at home here .
Tidying-up before bed
It’s always a good habit to encourage them to tidy-up before going to be, so that you wake up to clean and sparky house. Tidying up their own mess also makes them responsible and next time they will be careful in scattering the stuff as they know they will be the one cleaning it up later. This Also wears them out, so ensures good night sleep.
This is a difficult time for everyone. It’s tough & demanding and troublesome to entertain kids 24*7 confined at home, but hoping and praying for it all to be fine soon.
Keep kids safe and protected. Engage them indoors with some indoor fun activities.. Stay strong mommas.
Stay Blessed & Safe!
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Emotions printables for kids are excellent ways to introduce and practice social emotional skills and more.
With 17 free printables with emotions themes to enjoy, you'll find it easy to help your kids identify feelings and engage in meaningful activities. There are games, coloring pages, and worksheets to make learning about feelings fun.
I'm sharing my tips and ideas for using these freebies with your kids. Find out more and get ready for some positively awesome learning!
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As a homeschool mom of 5 boys and former mental health therapist, I firmly believe that it's essential to teach kids about emotions, self-expression, and empathy. These social emotional skills are incredibly important ways to enjoy healthy relationships, self-awareness, and positive well-being.
We learn how to identify emotions. And we practice ways to communicate how we're feeling and to observe how other people are feeling. These skills are not necessarily innate but are taught and observed.
Feelings can range from simple to complex . As an adult, I struggle at times to figure out just what it is that I'm feeling. Imagine how all of those emotions are for a child!
That's why I think it's important to find simple ways to help children learn about emotions. Activities and games (like these printables) make it easy to introduce, identify, and better understand feelings.
Emotional intelligence (the awareness and regulation of emotions) are skills that empower a person throughout their life. These skills allow an individual to determine how they are feeling (and how it affects their thinking and feeling), as well as understanding of how others are feeling.
A few of the benefits of emotional intelligence for kids are:
In addition to the emotions printables for kids listed below, you can really boost your learning fun with books, games, activities, and stickers. Here are some of my favorite resources to use with teaching children about feelings:
Emotions can be a tough subject to get into, especially with younger children. But, identifying feelings is a big step in the right direction for developing emotional intelligence. Here are some of my favorite emotions printables for kids:
These emotional intelligence activities for kids are incredible ideas for teaching and practicing these essential skills. Through a variety of activities and games, your children can benefit from both self-awareness and empathy exercises. I've included over 19 ideas to make it fun to learn about feelings , self-expression , communication , mindfulness , and more.
These playdough emotions activities are powerful learning tools for your kids. With 15 different ways to learn about feelings, your kids will have a blast with these free printables. Find out more about these playdough activities for kids and get creative ideas for using with your kids to boost learning and learn essential life skills.
Emotion playdough mats are fantastic ways to help your kids enjoy hands-on learning fun. These free printable activities are awesome ways to provide your children with opportunities for building both fine motor skills AND emotional intelligence.
These emotions flashcards are an excellent way to help kids identify emotions. With 14 different ones depicted, they will provide plenty of chances to discuss the different ways kids may be feeling.
by Fox Farm Homes
This printable set uses emojis to help depict several emotions. It also includes a printable playdough mat so kids can express their feelings as well.
by Finding Myself Young
Egg emoticons are a fun idea, and kids will love playing with them. Plus, the printables show precisely how to draw the emotions onto actual plastic eggs that kids can interact with.
by A Little Pinch of Perfect
While there are loads of different emotions to explore, this emotions printable focuses on what may be the most important one. The coloring sheet reads, “Love yourself first,” a message that it is never too early to deliver.
by Two Kids and a Coupon
Calling all nonogram fans, this printable is perfect for you. Color-by-number nonogram-style pixel art pages depict different emojis that are revealed after the page is colored in. As a bonus, the finished printables would make perfect Perler bead guides.
by In The Playroom
This emotions printable is aimed specifically at pre-K kids. The faces depict a few simple emotions, and kids can choose the one that fits their mood and place it on the blank head printable.
by Two Pink Peonies
Emotions bingo is a great way to get kids involved in exploring emotions. The printable includes ten different cards, so plenty of kids can play at the same time.
by The Best Ideas for Kids
This printable emotions playdough mat keeps things simple so kids can more easily depict their feelings. This, plus the included task cards, can really help open them up to discuss feelings.
by Parenting Chaos
Emotions faces gives kids a ton of options for putting together a face. Happy, sad, surprised, frightened, they can always show how they feel.
by The Kitchen Table Classroom
This cut-and-paste emotions pack gives kids a fun challenge. Use the cards in the printable and the provided facial features to depict all the different emotions that the cards name.
by Made In a Pinch
This St. Patrick’s Day emotion pack includes several different activities, but the star of the show is the leprechaun playdough mat. Kids struggling with their emotions might have more luck showing how the leprechaun feels.
by Messy Little Monster
Feelings Pictionary is such a fun idea! Kids take turns depicting whatever emotion is shown on their card, so they are forced to think about what each one might be like.
by Life with Darcy & Brian
This LEGO faces template uses a super simple theme to draw kids in. If you base it on something they like, they’re more likely to want to get involved.
by Little Bins for Little Hands
Another great way to get kids to want to be involved with emotion play is by making it cute. And these printable emotion pumpkins couldn’t get much cuter.
by Simple Everyday Mom
I want to give you a great big high five! I think that it's truly wonderful that you want to help your young learners discover the power of emotional intelligence . And it's my hope that you're also able to learn more about yourself (like I have through these printables and activities), too.
⭐ Do you have any questions about these printables with feelings themes ? If so, please let me know in the comments area at the bottom of this post!
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Everything you need to know about how your 5-year-old is developing, from physical or cognitive milestones to emotional and social development.
Life with a 5-year-old can be incredibly fun. For instance, a 5-year-old can still feel little and adorable, yet ask thoughtful questions that will seriously impress you.
Cuteness aside, the age of 5 isn’t without its ups and downs. For instance, they're learning how to regulate emotions and doing "big kid" things like going to school.
Here's what to expect in terms of growth and development in your 5-year-old , as well as some red flags that might warrant a call to your pediatrician.
Parents / Erica Roberts
Here are some of the cognitive milestones you may see in your 5-year-old:
A 5-year-old can:
Here are some of the physical characteristics you might see in a typical developing 5-year-old.
As your child moves from preschool age to school age, they're growing a bit more slowly, and their round cheeks and chunky thighs may start to lean out a bit.
A 5-year-old's movements are becoming more synchronized and their hand-eye coordination is getting more refined.
“Five-year-olds have gotten a lot more coordinated and are ready for action,” Dr. O’Shea says. “ Gross motor skill development allows them to throw and catch smaller balls, run, jump and skip, and even do more complex movements like gymnastics and swimming real strokes.”
They should also be able to hop on one foot.
As for fine motor skills , your child should be able to do things like:
“They should have established hand dominance and be exhibiting a mature pencil grasp called a dynamic tripod (or quadrupod) grasp,” explains Caitlin Sanschagrin, an occupational therapist at Bright SpOT Pediatric Therapy .
But all children are different, Sanschagrin adds, and you shouldn’t expect your child to have a “textbook” pencil grasp at this age.
Your 5-year-old should be able to:
You may notice just how much fun it is to chat with your 5-year-old. Yes, they still say the cutest things, but they also have a lot of interesting thoughts and opinions to share.
“They are very capable of participating in conversations and may ask questions to gain information,” says Emily Rooker, a speech-language pathologist at Bright SpOT Pediatric Therapy.
Here are some additional social and emotional milestones you may notice at this age.
Rooker explains that your 5-year-old is growing and maturing when it comes to making friends and engaging with people outside their immediate family. At this age, children more consciously make and choose friends on their own, Rooker says.
They're also able to engage in play that involves directions, expectations, and cooperation, Rooker explains, which is another important prerequisite for the type of activities they will engage in once they begin elementary school.
A 5-year-old can also do simple chores , such as putting their plate and cup in the sink after a meal.
As much as your child can adhere to rules and become a team player, they're still very much capable of testing limits, especially with their parents.
Regressing in behavior—and even having the occasional meltdown—is typical at this age, and it’s important to remember that your child is young and still learning.
“It can be frustrating for parents to see children behaving ‘like babies’ in their eyes, but by acknowledging the feelings and supporting the child, their emotional capabilities will grow and the child will have more ways of handling tough situations,” Dr. O’Shea advises.
Here are a few other things that may happen as your 5-year-old continues to grow and develop:
As a parent, you may feel frustrated that your child still has occasional tantrums at 5 years old. This behavior is normal, says Dr. O’Shea, but there are some things you can do as a parent to help your child navigate these difficult feelings.
“Children will get upset,” she says. “When they do, parents can try hard to empathize rather than diminish their children’s feeling by saying things like ‘stop crying’ or ‘you’ll be fine.’”
Even though your instinct as a parent may be to try to make the behavior stop immediately, allowing children a chance to share their emotions is important. “By leaning into it with empathy, we give our children an opportunity to express their feelings and for us to help them come up with new ways to express themselves in the long run,” Dr. O’Shea adds.
Of course, you can't discuss a 5-year-old without talking about the possibility of them starting school. This is natural because starting kindergarten or an early kindergarten is a major milestone for both you and your child.
Thankfully, although the adjustment to school can be bumpy, most children do fine in kindergarten—and yes, their parents learn to let go as well. But some children may need extra help and that's OK, too.
If you're concerned about your child’s ability to self-regulate their emotions, or if your child is showing lags in social skills or pre-reading and math skills, don’t hesitate to reach out to your pediatrician with your questions and concerns.
Your child will have a well-child checkup at the pediatrician's office soon after they turn 5 years old. Here are some things you can expect at their check-up to keep them healthy:
Every child is different when it comes to reaching milestones, and this is especially true at age 5. Some children can read a little at this age, while others are still learning their letters. Some children are little gymnasts while others are still mastering catching a ball.
There's a wide range of normal, so don’t worry too much if your child has or hasn't mastered certain skills before others. Dr. Kimbrough does advise talking to your health care provider if your child exhibits any of the following symptoms:
You can bring up your concerns with your pediatrician. If they agree that there may be an issue, they will be able to refer you to a specialist who can evaluate your child and connect them to resources and help they may need.
Milestones for 5-year-olds . Mott Children’s Hospital . 2023.
Developmental milestones record - 5 years . U.S. National Library of Medicine . 2022.
Important milestones: Your child by five years . Centers for Disease Control and Prevention . 2023.
Vaccines at 4 to 6 years . Centers for Disease Control and Prevention . 2023.
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Download, print & watch your kids learn today! Click an activity page below and get all these printable activities pages. These are the collected educational worksheets for 5-year-olds perfect for preschool, and kindergarten. These preschool and kindergarten worksheets help younger kids learn fundamental skills.
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50+ Ideas of No-Screen Indoor Learning Activities for kids to keep them busy while at home. Yoga. It would be a good idea to start the day with yoga or some kind of exercise, as there is less of physical activity when they are not going out, but is absolutely important for overall development. Play dough.
This is a growing collection of free printables for toddlers, designed for ages approximately 18 months - 36 months.For more advanced activities, see our preschool printables and kindergarten printables. Affiliate links included. For toddlers, I recommend that you laminate the activities (this is the laminator I use) and use velcro dots (these transparent ones) on the loose pieces that the ...
Emotions printables for kids are excellent ways to introduce and practice social emotional skills and more.. With 17 free printables with emotions themes to enjoy, you'll find it easy to help your kids identify feelings and engage in meaningful activities. There are games, coloring pages, and worksheets to make learning about feelings fun. I'm sharing my tips and ideas for using these freebies ...
Five-year-olds need regular physical activity—at least one hour of movement a day. Sleep . They need to get adequate sleep as well, and many kids this age need to sleep between 11 and 13 hours ...
This free taster pack full of resources and worksheets for 5-year-olds is designed to help parents get a feel for what Twinkl has to offer. Plus, these free worksheets for 5-year-olds are printable and quick and easy for you to use. It's never been simpler for you to support your child's learning at home. The pack is a perfect starter set because it includes a range of 12 resources. These ...