Popsugar Family Family Life 54 Outdoor Activities For Kids 54 Outdoor Activities That Even Indoor Kids Will Enjoy May 11, 2023 by Melanie Whyte View On One Page Photo 3 of 4 ADVERTISEMENT () Start Slideshow Share This Link Copy ← Use Arrow Keys → 3 Kids' Outdoor Activities For Winter Snow shoeing. This activity is one of the easiest (and most inexpensive) ways for families to enjoy snowy winter days. Skiing. Kids can learn to ski as young as two! Let them surprise you with their newfound skills. Build a snowman. Can your kids create the next Frosty? Flashlight Tag. It gets darker earlier in the evening so use it to your advantage! This game is mix of hide and seek and tag. Snowball Fight. When the snow is that powdery texture it's time to battle until the hot chocolate is ready. Ice Skating. Maybe your kids aren't going to the Winter Olympics anytime soon, but it doesn't mean they can't enjoy the rink! Ice Hockey. Grab ice skates, a puck and some hockey sticks. Make a Snow Fort. Get creative with the snow and build your own "igloo." Christmas Light Walk. Check out your neighbors' holiday lights this season. Sledding. Snow days scream "sledding." These inflatable sleds are made from "snow vinyl" material designed to withstand temperatures as low as -25°F. Snow Paint. Mix water and food coloring and you have paint safe for decorating the snow. Freezing Bubbles. Blow bubbles and watch them turn to ice. A lesson in fun and science! Snow Maze. If the snow is already up to their chest, might as well dig a little deeper to make a snow maze. Shovel a Neighbor's Sidewalk. Encourage your kids to show kindness by offering a neighbor some winter help. Caroling. If it's the holiday season, go door to door to offer up some festive cheer! Snowmobiling. For younger kids (think 6 to 12), you can rent mini snowmobiles designed just for kids. Horse-drawn sleigh ride. Experience a magical night in a horse-drawn carriage. Snow Angels. Flop back into the snow and spread your "wings." It's as simple as that! Previous Next Start Slideshow Family LifeFamily TravelLittle KidsToddlersHealthy Living