Kids

This wooden contraption lets you drop dice in the top, then it bounces off hidden pieces inside before dropping out the bottom to ensure a fair roll.

This DIY school year journal is a great way to record your child's experience during such a unique period in history.

This project uses non-toy contraptions like handles, switches, and locks to create a problem-solving puzzle that will keep toddlers occupied for hours.

Kubb is a fun lawn game gaining popularity that’s often referred to as a combination between horseshoes and bowling. Learn how to make it in only six steps with our tutorial.

We’re celebrating Bastille Day this year with a DIY trebuchet, which is a catapult that uses a counterweight to launch a projectile. This project can be customized to throw any small item, whether it be a water balloon, or a tennis ball for Fido. While trebuchets aren’t strictly French, the name is—and we think that’s reason enough for some summer fun!

Ring toss is a great outdoor game that can be played in the sun or the rain. Learn how to make your own in only seven steps.

Bring the classic “The Price Is Right” game to your backyard with our mini Plinko tutorial.

No school? No problem! Keep your little ones busy with these five kid-friendly crafts.

If you’re a parent, a grandparent, a babysitter, a friend, or any of the above, these five summer DIY projects for kids will keep you entertained while you make them together.