Our Little Explorer’s Guide offers design-oriented activities that inspire curiosity in the next generation. We’re here to help parents foster good taste in their children from an early age, encouraging meaningful experiences that support their growth.
Looking for new ways to encourage your kids' thinking skills and boost creativity?
Check out our selection of fun developmental games to keep kids entertained, and let's turn learning into a playful adventure!
Download our activity pages for different age groups and let your children solve the puzzles using either traditional pen and paper or digital tablets.
You say an adjective and the child has to find a noun that logically goes with that quality. For example, you say "yellow" and the child might say "lemon", or you say "fast" and the child continues by saying "car".
Choose a theme (animals, plants, vehicles) and take turns saying words from that category. The game continues until someone can't think of a word or repeats one that's already been said!
You say any word and the child has to find a rhyme for it. For example: cat - hat, ball - tall, ring - king. More advanced players can even make up a simple rhyme based on these rhyming words!
Name four items (three related and one not) and ask your child to pick the odd one out. For example: "cow, wolf, goat, sheep” where the wolf is the odd one out because it lives in the forest.
Think of an object and let your child guess by asking yes or no questions. For example, they might ask, "Is it an animal? Is it small? Is it wild?" until they guess correctly.
Say one of these words and ask your child to name an animal that lives in that environment. For example, "water" could be "fish", "air" could be "crow" and "earth" could be "lion".
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