Indoor Preschool Games

What’s one of the best ways to get your preschooler’s attention? Whisper these magic words: “Do you want to play a game?” Indoor preschool games can be played in any room of the house. Play games with your preschooler in the kitchen. Play games in the bedroom. You can even play games in the bathroom! Look around and you’ll find a preschool game just waiting to be played. Do you have a great idea for an indoor preschool game? Contact me with your ideas!

Featured Indoor Preschool Games

Mother's Day Scavenger Hunt
This Mother’s Day preschool game is quick to set up and easy to play – a perfect game for preschoolers to play while giving Mom a chance to sleep in! Just print out the playing cards and you’ll be ready to celebrate Mom on her special day.

Bowling With Fruit Preschool Game
Who knew bowling could be so much fun for preschoolers! Not to mention educational and crafty, too! First have fun crafting your pins, then teach preschool math, preschool physics, and even preschool nutrition!

Living Room Bingo Preschool Game
Match the colors of your living room in this simple Indoor Preschool Game. Have fun crafting your own preschool bingo game board, or use ours! With only a few supplies, this preschool game is easy to take on the road, too!

More Indoor Preschool Games

Tower of Books Preschool Game
Stocking Stuffer Charades Preschool Game
Animal Toss Preschool Game
Advent Mix-Up Preschool Game
The Night Before Thanksgiving Preschool Game
Water Galaxies Preschool Game
Balloon Volleyball

Featured Indoor Preschool Product

Galaxies Chart
Learn about galaxies with this informative poster while making making one of your own. With many different picture options, this poster is perfect for the Water Galaxies Preschool Game! Blocks of information accompany each picture, so you'll have plenty to share with your preschooler. 

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Indoor Fun Jar Activity
Transform an ordinary day indoors into an extraordinary indoor adventure with the indoor fun jar activity. Create an indoor fun jar that can be used over and over again to entertain your preschooler when the indoor blues strike. Preschoolers will delight in pulling "surprise" activities out of the jar.

Make Your Own Calendar
For preschoolers the concept of time is very difficult to understand. Here's a project to help your preschooler begin to understand the passing of time on a calendar.

Ship Shapes Lacing Card Activity
Learn how to make your own lacing cards to go along with the book Ship Shapes. Preschoolers will have fun will improving their fine motor skills with these fun and easy preschool book activity.