Great collections of DIY Board Games. Printable PDFs are available that could be downloaded and used while working on a project. These plans contain detailed step by step instructions with 3D illustrations and photos. Projects available for all levels of experience from beginner to advanced. Each post has a list of materials and tools required to complete a project.
Here’s another fun game to play for all ages, especially for kids. It’s called a Kerplunk Game. The original Kerplunk game is small, made from plastic, and is mainly for indoor use. But to make it more interesting and to encourage kids to spend more time outdoors, I’ve built a Giant DIY Kerplunk Game with a wire mesh screen. This …
Every kid’s playroom should be a place where fun and imagination run free. The best kind of playroom is one where all the furniture is kid furniture. If you’re looking to build something creative for your little ones, try this DIY kids table made like a jigsaw puzzle. You could take this table apart and use it as an individual stepping stool, or …
If you’re looking for a good lawn game to add to your next barbecue get-together party, check out this DIY Ladder Toss Game I made from 2x4s. It takes only a few hours to build it. If you haven’t yet discovered the world of ladder toss, you are certainly missing out. Ladder toss is a simple game to understand but …
Playing memory games are full of fun for people of all age groups. Not only these games provide you with a brain gym, but they also help you to socialize. There are various types of memory games available out there such as memory card games, concentration games, memory testing games, memory word games, and much more. One of the games …
If you have a party coming up and you’re looking for a challenging and fun activity for your friends, one option is to build a wooden DIY wall ball maze game. This is an awesome game for any age group and could be used both outdoor and indoor. Once in a while, I build things using leftover wood from my …
Kids love playing with water. Whether it’s in the bathtub, running through water puddles, or simply splashing in the pool. Water play stimulates their senses (touch, sound, sight) and is oftentimes calming. There are many different ways kids could play with water and one of them is to build a DIY Sand and Water Play Table. Follow the plans I …