Homemade Paper Games For Kids

Handling Kids! Most of the mothers go awe when they come to this point. This is just because kids always require something new and something different every time. When it comes to playing, it is even more important that we provide them with sufficient toys and items that will keep them away from our busy schedule. But the expenses for buying them these stuffs are considered to be mere waste. Using paper gives us a lot more comfort in ways of economy. Do you want to know how? Then just peep into few paper games given below which will keep your kids occupied as well as help them think and play!

•Game I: Dots and Spots: You will need two or three people to make this game interesting. Keep dots all over a paper. It can be in a geometrical shape of a rectangle or a square (10 dots in a row and 10 dots in a column). This is just an example but you can keep how much ever you want. The first child starts by joining two dots beside one another. This is continued and when a person completes one square owns that box in the game. He can put his something to identify it. The kid who gets the maximum squares wins.

•Game II: Hangman: This is a common game but we can use in small clues where the child can find out the things we want from them. This can also be used as a study tool to learn ABL (Activity Based Learning).

•Game III: Make the Mummy: This is a kind of a group paper game for kids. You will require some toilet paper rolls one for each team. The kids should choose one person from each of their teams to be mummified and should roll out the paper covering their whole body with it and showcase like a MUMMY. This sounds crazy but kids will like a lot of imaginary games like these and the best rolled team will be judged as the winner.

•Game IV: Stepping Stones: This is also a group paper game and it can be used for team building activity. We can buy different colored oil papers and drop it on the ground. Say like green is for grass, yellow is for fire, red is for flower, etc. And we can blindfold the child and make another child guide them to walk from one end to the another. We can also play this game individually by scattering the kids around and when we say grass they have to step on to a green one. The kid who does not make it right or in-time gets out.

Hence here are some wonderful paper games for kids which has more creativity, and I am sure these will really entertain your kids in a better way!