Top 10 Must Try Games for Kids (Parent Guide)

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Dec 5
2 min read

Art games are a fun way for children to learn, express themselves and improve their focus without even realizing they are learning. Whether you are a parent, teacher, or simply someone who wants to keep kids engaged, these games will bring joy, skill building and lots of laughter.

Try these easy and exciting games at home or in school.

1. Color Hunt

Give kids a color card and let them find objects around the house or classroom that match it. Great for visual skills.

2. Mystery Doodle

Pass a folded drawing around. Each child adds one part without seeing the full picture. Reveal at the end. Big surprise and big fun.

3. Shape Monsters

Draw shapes like circles or triangles. Kids turn them into creative monsters. Boosts imagination.

4. Art Treasure Hunt

Hide small art prompts like draw a sun or make a paper boat. Each clue leads to a new creative challenge.

5. Scribble Challenge

Make a random scribble and challenge kids to turn it into something meaningful.

6. Shadow Art

Use a flashlight or the sun to trace the shadows of toys or objects. A great outdoor and indoor activity.

7. Sticker Story Game

Give stickers and let kids build a short storyline by placing them on paper and drawing around them.

8. Mirror Drawing

Fold paper in half. Kids draw on one side while trying to mirror the same on the other. Improves attention to detail.

9. Texture Rubbing Race

Use leaves, coins or fabrics under paper and rub with crayons. A sensory-rich adventure.

10. Emoji Art Guessing Game

Kids draw emojis that show different emotions. Others guess the feeling. Helps emotional expression.

Why Art Games Matter

Art games do much more than provide entertainment. They help kids:

• Improve motor skills

• Build confidence

• Strengthen problem-solving

• Develop emotional awareness

• Explore creativity freely

You can try 2 or 3 of these every week and let your child lead the fun. Ask questions like What did you feel while making this? Or what should we create next? This keeps them motivated and proud of their work.