Snowball Toss Indoors!

If it is too cold outside for your little ones to go and play. Being them inside for a snowball toss indoors! Toddlers, preschoolers and even school age kids can all play this game together. My four kids played it one afternoon and had a ball…no pun intended! A snowball toss indoors is easy to set up. You only need two supplies.

Really little ones can not spend as much time outside during the winter months. Their little bodies do not move enough to stay warm. A little bit of time exploring the snow is a great activity for winter days, but you can also do a lot indoors to have fun. When the weather is too cold for outdoor play, bring the snowball toss indoors. Then, try this easy snowball painting for even more snowball-themed fun.

Indoor Snowball Toss

Supplies:

laundry basket

tissue paper (about 10 sheets or 2-3 per child)

How to prep and play:

I had the kids prep this one. It is nice and easy.

The kids scrunch the tissue paper into balls.

They can place the “snowballs” back into the basket.

My preschooler wanted to count the snowballs. She lined them up one-by-one and little sister helped.

Then we set up the basket at the end of a long rug. You can use a hallway or any open space in your home.

The kids stood at one end and each took turns tossing the tissue paper snowballs towards the laundry basket.

This activity can be adapted for any skill level and age. Even babies can pick up the balls and place them in the basket as a fun “clean up style” activity. Many ball games for kids can be modified to work indoors or outdoors. They get kids moving.

After playing the indoor snowball toss game, try this winter in a bag sensory play activity. The cold weather may keep us indoors, but we can have fun anyway.

The overall goal was to get your snowballs into the basket. The kids had fun. If you have bean bags, try this bean bag game. You can even make your own bean bags easily.