Crafts, builds, baking, quiet things. Same idea as the outdoor games, indoor edition. Every one rewards Outz when a parent confirms it is finished.
Cream butter and sugar. Add an egg. Fold in flour. Add what you want. Bake.
Three card games, three rounds. Sportsmanship counts.
Tape ramps to a wall. Each ramp drops to the next. The marble has to land in a cup at the bottom.
Pick three games. Bracket-style. The afternoon-long version of family time.
Each person writes one sentence in turn. Read aloud at the end. No editing.
Chairs, pillows, painter's tape. A stopwatch. A leaderboard.
One sibling builds something for 5 minutes. The other has 5 minutes to look. Then 10 to rebuild.
Two thin sticks, a sheet of newspaper, string and tape. Test the kite the next windy day.
Sit in one place. Draw the room you're in, exactly. Concentration practice.
A square sheet of paper, twelve folds, one crane. Make it three times until it is good.
No measuring. Mix until it looks like pancake batter. Adult on the pan.
Make four different planes. Race for distance and accuracy. Iterate.
Couch cushions, two chairs, a sheet, big-clip clips. The architecture is the lesson.
Hide eight clues around the house. Each clue rhymes. The last clue points to a small prize.
Two cups flour, one cup salt, one cup water. Sculpt a village. Bake. Paint.
Cut puppets from cardboard. Tape them to sticks. Hang a sheet. Shine a torch. Perform.