20 Super Bowl Activities the Whole Family Can Enjoy Before, During, and After the Game

A footprint football is the sweetest keepsake to remember your baby's first Super Bowl. Decorate with the winning team's colors for added memories.

This handprint touchdown craft is so simple! Use paint and construction paper in the competing teams' colors for an added Super Bowl touch.

Have picky eaters? These adorable football face toothpicks are great for adding some humor to your snack spread while giving the kids ownership of their food. Who knows, maybe they'll actually try an olive if their face is on it!

With just a few popsicle sticks, a glue gun, and some paper, you and your little one can enjoy this fun finger field-goal game. Keep score to help them exercise their counting muscles!

Love predicting the outcome of the big game before kickoff? Create this giant score prediction board out of pegboard and paint, then let each person (big or small) decorate a mini football jersey in their favorite team's colors to place their bets.

Make these mini foam fingers in the competing teams' colors so your kids can cheer for their number one team or player — or whatever their hearts desire!

If you have kiddos with a sweet tooth who love to get messy, whip up a batch of cupcakes they can decorate using yummy buttercream frosting and sprinkles. Print out pictures of a football, goalpost, yard lines, and each team's helmets beforehand for added inspiration.

While they might not understand the intricacies of the game, older kids will have fun following along with all the excitement a Super Bowl night brings with this Super Bowl bingo. The winner gets to perform their own halftime show! Or maybe eat an extra cupcake . . . we'll let you decide.

These adorable football snack bags are customizable and perfect for keeping your little one's game-day treats contained. Decorate using your favorite team's colors, and let your kiddo cover it in football-themed stickers or stamps.

Super Bowl commercials are entertaining for adults but tend to go over little ones' heads. But this Super Bowl commercial bingo is a great way to keep kiddos engaged during commercial breaks.

This yard-line garland can be made using squares of artificial grass or simply with green construction paper. Cut out triangles first, or outline triangles for your kiddo to practice their cutting skills, then decorate, assemble, and hang for a fun Super Bowl party decoration everyone helped to make.

These bucket goalposts are a fun way for kids big and small to practice their field-goal kicks. Encourage them to try flicking, throwing, and kicking the ball in for an added challenge.

If your kiddos love cutting shapes and tracing lines, this football banner is the perfect game-day craft. Supply them with materials to decorate the back of each panel, and save it after the party's over for a special Super Bowl souvenir.

This football-themed shoebox cornhole board and mini felt football make the perfect tabletop game for those kiddos with a competitive side. Make one for an individual game and two for a competition!

This themed Tic-Tac-Toe board is perfect for keeping party-goers of all ages entertained. Swap out the Xs and Os for each of the competing team's logos or helmets for an added Super Bowl touch.

These leather football bracelets are a fun way for all the kids at your party to feel involved in the Super Bowl fun. Assemble the bracelets ahead of time, and let each child decorate their own on game day.

Football planters are both a fun surface for kids to decorate to their liking and a perfect home for a new Spring plant that they can watch grow in the months following the Super Bowl fun.

Give your celebration a little Disney magic with themed Mickey ears! Cover a spare pair in fabric and ribbons with the team's logo and colors to kick up your little one's team spirit.

Keep your toddlers involved in game-day fun with this cheap and easy football potato stamp. Using items you might already have in your home, this craft is perfect for keeping your little ones busy on a budget.

If your family loves to build, put down the Legos and get to work creating this impressive snack stadium with the kids. Get each family member involved in the planning and construction, then see how much fun they have filling it with their favorite snacks!