15 jeux DIY pour amuser les enfants à l'intérieur

Quand les enfants doivent rester à l’intérieur à cause du froid, de la pluie ou parce que la crise du coronavirus demande un isolement à la maison, on peut ne plus savoir comment les occuper.

Comme on ne veut pas les coller à des écrans toute la journée, il faut user d’imagination pour organiser des activités qui les captiveront.

Selon des spécialistes, les enfants âgés de 5 à 12 ans devraient pratiquer au moins 60 minutes d’activités physiques modérées à intenses par jour.

Pour leur offrir cela, mais aussi de la stimulation mentale, voici 15 idées de jeux que l’ont peur fabriquer à bas prix, de nos propres mains. Les enfants peuvent participer à la création; cela les amusera encore plus.

1. Un jeu de lancer

Les petits adoreront faire bouger les verres suspendus en lançant une balle souple! Cela stimule leur dextérité également.

2. Un labyrinthe de soccer

Une belle façon de bouger tout en se concentrant pour ne pas dépasser du cadre.

3. Une spirale d’assiettes en carton pour les billes

Même les grands s'amuseront!

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Oh my! It's been a crazy semester so far, and Instagram has been the thing to go! I'm back at it now - getting ready to catch up on sharing all the new projects I've been adding to the blog! . As always, the focus of my website is STEM projects, simple homemade toys, LEGO ideas, and learning activities, with a little Christian parenting thrown in. . A little more about me... I homeschool my kids - 4 boys and a girl. This year they are in 9th, 6th, 3rd, K, and preschool. I'm finding that while life has gotten easier now that we don't have babies, it has also gotten busier! . This project is a paper plate spiral marble track, and it's SO FUN! Instructions on the blog. ?

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4. Tout ce qu'il faut pour les petites autos

On prend la route, on se stationne, on s'amuse!

5. Un labyrinthe pour les billes

Un autre chouette jeu pour la motricité!

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Use a cardboard box to make a marble labyrinth game - big hit here this week! #ontheblog #STEMactivities

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6. Un jeu de "basketball" maison

En utilisant des anneaux de tailles différentes, on augmente l'apprentissage.

7. Un jeu pour associer les formes

Du ruban adhésif au sol et des formes géométriques. Facile et instructif!

8. Des "rayons laser" à traverser

Pour former de parfaits espions!

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Some days are crazy. Yesterday Ryan watched Moana two times ? and snuck handfuls of Skittles while I was busy working on projects. ?Annabelle also gave herself some green marker lipstick ? (non-toxic, fortunately!) and didn't get nearly enough attention. We're going to try and remedy that today with some fun activities and less TV time. This hunt for a pot o' gold like a spy activity is an annual favorite. We may try doing it with streamers instead of string this year. Basically kids have to move carefully around the house through the spy course and follow the path to find the pot of gold (rolos). Try it! . . . . . #spykids #potogold #stpatricksday #rainbowactivities #kidapproved #childhoodunplugged #letsmove #momlife

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9. Un jeu pour associer les lettres

C'est tellement simple et éducatif!

10. Un jeu de cible en mousse

Si vous avez un grand espace!

POOL NOODLE GAMES This post has several awesome pool noodle ideas! Fun for a party! LINK: http://feelinggoodmn.org/oodles-of-fun-with-pool-noodles/
Posted by Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls on Saturday, July 8, 2017

11. Un jeu de "3 en ligne"

Un peu de tissu sur un panneau, du velcro sur des balles. Super amusant!

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12. Une boite à sons

Une belle façon d'apprendre par quelle lettre commence un mot.

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?SOUND BOX? For years now, I’ve been using this box to teach letter sounds to my boys. I wanted to create a fun way to teach my oldest beginning sounds and when I saw this clear craft box at the store, I came up with this idea. ? * * * I began by placing stickers onto card stock paper and cutting them out. ✂️ Then I found small items, stickers, and clip art that would match the alphabet letters. I teach letters in groups to my boys (I have a blog post about this) so I set just 4-5 letters in the box at a time. ? * * * I give them objects and have them match them to the correct alphabet letter. I ? using this sound box because it’s a fun, hands-on activity and my child is not overwhelmed by learning all 26 letter sounds at once. * * If you have a preschooler or a kindergartner, this would be a great activity to prepare them for reading! ? #ece #beginningreader #phonics #beginningsounds #handsonlearning #preschool #kindergarten #teachingideas

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13. Une tour à bowling

Avec des verres en plastique et une boule, on peut se distraire longtemps!

Vertical Bowling with plastic cups... This is a fun way to burn off energy! http://frugalfun4boys.com/2013/03/09/vertical-bowling-with-plastic-cups/
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14. Des maths sur le mur

Il suffit d'associer le chiffre du bâton à l'enveloppe!

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SIMPLE MATH || There are so many ways to embed simple math concepts into everyday life. There are also loads of simple math activities that are fun for kids. Over on the blog we’ve shared 25+ hands on math activities. We’ve included our favorites, like this number pocket game and counting croquet. Over in our Virtual Book Club for Kids, we are also sharing about numbers this week and we are reading Mouse Count by Ellen Stoll Walsh. Have you read it? . . Check stories for the link to our 25+ hands on math activities.

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15. Un trajet original

il faut traverser le circuit du début à la fin.