When the weather takes a turn and rain clouds settle over Singapore, it doesn’t mean your family’s indoor fun has to come to a halt! Discover 50 exciting indoor activities designed specifically for families with kids. From thrilling play parks to creative crafts and engaging educational experiences, this comprehensive guide is packed with ideas to keep your little ones entertained and engaged. Say goodbye to boredom and hello to memorable rainy days filled with laughter, creativity, and bonding—perfect for families looking to make the most of their time together, regardless of the weather!
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RAINY DAY IDEAS OUTSIDE OF HOME
Get hyped—SuperPark Singapore is making its comeback on May 25, 2025, and it’s got a thrilling new look! With reimagined play zones, 30+ activities (12 brand-new ones!), and a brand-new café called SuperRecharge for snacks and chill time, this mega indoor play park is ready to be your family’s go-to for heart-pumping fun. Whether you’re leaping into foam pits, racing through obstacle courses, or testing your climbing skills, SuperPark’s “You’re Made to Move” motto gets a serious upgrade this round.
SuperPark Singapore, 3 Temasek Boulevard, #01-488, Suntec City Mall, Singapore 038983, +65 6239 5360, www.superpark.com.sg
Gardens by the Bay is a fantastic indoor activity for kids on a rainy day, offering an immersive experience with its three main attractions: Cloud Forest, Flower Dome, and Floral Fantasy. In Cloud Forest, kids can explore misty highlands filled with orchids, ferns, and a stunning 35-meter indoor waterfall. Flower Dome, the world’s largest glass greenhouse, showcases 30,000 plants from five continents, providing a vibrant and educational glimpse into global flora.
Floral Fantasy invites children to wander through four enchanting garden zones, brought to life with art and technology, and enjoy a thrilling 4D ride. With its magical blend of nature, creativity, and fun, Gardens by the Bay is the perfect indoor destination for families to explore and enjoy on a rainy day.
Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953, www.gardensbythebay.com.sg
If you're looking for an exciting indoor activity on a rainy day, head to HyperDrive for an electrifying go-karting experience! This first-ever gamified electric go-karting circuit in the region offers a thrilling adventure across three levels of high-speed tracks with 14 hair-raising turns. Race eco-friendly go-karts at speeds up to 50km/h and get ready for the “Game of Karts” experience, where you can use virtual boosts and weapons to gain the upper hand.
HyperDrive isn’t just about the race—it’s a full experience with 36 karts and a panoramic café view to catch all the action. Perfect for adrenaline junkies, it’s a rainy day activity that’ll have you racing toward unforgettable fun!
HyperDrive, 54 Palawan Beach Walk, Singapore 098233, www.thepalawansentosa.com/hyperdrive
On a rainy day, Climb Central is the perfect place to get the kids moving and having fun indoors! With kid-friendly climbing walls and safe, easy-to-use auto-belay systems, children as young as 4 can enjoy the thrill of rock climbing. Whether your little ones are beginners or more experienced climbers, they’ll love the challenge of reaching new heights while burning off energy. Plus, parents can join in the fun or relax in the comfy viewing areas, making it a great family-friendly adventure for everyone!
Climb Central, various locations, www.climbcentral.sg
On a rainy day, head to the revamped Central Public Library for an ocean of fun! With its new marine-themed kids' section, including an immersive room where kids can get creative with AI-driven stories, it's perfect for both learning and play. The library now features a vibrant underwater world with zones like the Intertidal Zone, Open Ocean, and Submarine Room, filled with fascinating sea life exhibits and interactive activities. Don’t miss the chance to meet divers and aquarists for a truly unique experience!
Central Public Library, National Library Singapore, 100 Victoria Street, #B1-01, Singapore 188064, www.nlb.gov.sg/main/visit-us/our-libraries-and-locations/libraries/central-public-library
Kidzania Singapore is the perfect indoor escape for kids on a rainy day. Located in Sentosa, this interactive edutainment hub lets children dive into a world of hands-on fun and learning. With 7,600 square meters of space to explore, kids can engage in exciting career role-plays like firefighting, piloting an aircraft, or becoming a dentist. They can even earn Kidzos, the city’s currency, as they complete activities, teaching them valuable money management skills.
The 41 branded establishments, including favorites like Irvin’s Salted Egg Chips and H&M, offer a variety of experiences that will keep kids entertained for hours, while parents can relax and watch from behind glass. Whether it's battling blazes or flying planes, Kidzania provides the perfect way to keep the kids active and engaged, no matter how rainy it gets outside!
KidZania Singapore, 31 Beach View Road, #01-01/02, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098008, www.kidzania.com.sg
Rainy days don’t have to mean boring days — not when you’ve got X-SCAP8 at Orchard Central! This multi-level indoor playground is packed with exciting activities for all ages, from adrenaline-pumping obstacle courses to retro arcade games. Start your adventure with the Infinity & Beyond High Element Course, where you can conquer three floors of sky-high obstacles, from shaky bridges to suspended skateboards. If ground-level fun is more your speed, take on the X-Warrior Challenge, a ninja-style course designed to test your balance and agility.
Need to blow off some steam? Head to the Smash Lab, a soundproof room where you can let loose and break stuff — perfect for stress relief. For a dose of nostalgia, the Retro Arcade Zone is packed with classic games that’ll transport you back in time. And when it’s time to refuel, Eat-Play-Laugh RestoBar has you covered with tasty bites and a view of Orchard Road. Whether you’re looking to climb, play, or just chill, X-SCAP8 has everything you need for a fun-filled indoor adventure. Check it out here.
X-SCAP8, Orchard Central, 181 Orchard Road, #07-02 Singapore 238896, https://xscap8.com/
The Children’s Museum Singapore (CMSG) is the nation's first museum dedicated to children aged 12 and under, offering a vibrant, interactive space where young visitors can explore Singapore’s rich heritage through hands-on exhibits and activities. The museum features dedicated play areas, like the Play Pot for toddlers, and hosts rotating exhibitions throughout the year. With events like Children’s Season 2025, centered around the theme of ‘Belonging,’ CMSG deepens children's connection to their community. It also provides free admission for Singaporean residents, making it an accessible and educational destination for families looking for a fun, engaging experience.
Children's Museum Singapore, 23-B Coleman Street, Singapore 179807, +65 6337 3888, www.nhb.gov.sg/childrensmuseum
When rainy days keep you indoors, Kallang Ice World offers the perfect escape for some family-friendly fun on the ice. This vibrant rink is a great spot for kids and parents to glide, spin, and practice their skating skills, whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned pro. With skate rentals, certified instructors, and fun skating aids for young kids, it’s an ideal activity to keep everyone active and entertained while staying dry. You can even book a skating lesson or host a memorable birthday party on the ice. Plus, with a cozy café to warm up with snacks and drinks, Kallang Ice World turns a dreary day into a cool adventure the whole family will love.
If you are looking for a bunch of adrenaline-pumping activities all under one roof or getting much needed physical activity for the entire family, then check out Adventure HQ at HomeTeamNS Khatib Clubhouse. From their indoor obstacle and rope courses to rock-climbing walls, it is bound to be a physical (yet fun) challenge for even the little ones! There is even a mini Ninja Warrior course for kids to test their agility. There is no age limit to participate in the courses, so even the toddlers can have a chance at climbing a mini rock wall!
Adventure HQ @ HomeTeamNs Khatib Clubhouse, 2 Yishan Walk, Singapore, +65 6708 6600, khatib@hometeamns.sg, www.hometeamns.sg/khatib
With multiple branches located across Singapore, it is extremely convenient to head over to Kiztopia for some indoor playground should the weather get rainy. Each play university features 12 different play concepts, such as ball pits, trampolines, slides, obstacle courses, and even an indoor carousel! The in-house café also offers small bites and refreshments for both adults and kids. Little ones can jump, run and climb to their heart’s content without having to worry about the weather!
Kiztopia, Marina Square, 6 Raffles Boulevard #01-09, Singapore, +65 8201 0393, hello@kiztopia.com, www.kiztopia.com
Rainy weather altered your weekend plans? No worries, because you can just head over to HomeTeamNS' Aqua Adventure, where the kids can have fun splashing around in the water for hours on end. There are even water slides and obstacle courses for everyone to try, so it's a little more interesting and entertaining than your usual public swimming pool! It's like a mini water theme park, except that it's indoors so you can enjoy it despite the rainy weather. If you or the kiddos need a break midway, simply head to the laze pool where you can rest for awhile before continuing the fun!
HomeTeamNS Aqua Adventure, 900 Bedok North Rd, Singapore 479994, www.hometeamns.sg/aquaadventure
Although not your typical indoor family activity, for thrill-seeker kids who enjoy a little bit of adventure, you might want to check out SEA Aquarium's Discover Scuba Diving program.
Suitable for kids aged 10 years old and above, this 4-day beginner program teaches you the basics and fundamentals of Scuba diving, and you'll get to descend up to 12 meters in the Open Ocean Habitat, meaning you'll get to hang out with mantas and sharks at the SEA Aquarium. Just how cool is that?
Discover Scuba Diving, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269, www.rwsentosa.com/en/play/adventure-cove-waterpark/deep-sea-discoveries
Kids are definitely going to enjoy their day at Pororo Park Singapore! There's so much to do at this cute indoor park, like sitting on the. Pororo Express Train, running around Poby's Gym, or visiting Pororo's House. Younger ones can also have their own play session at the Toddler Play Area. Located at Marina Square, it's a pretty central and convenient location should you need a wet weather plan for the day, and there are also restaurants in the mall for family meals after playtime.
Click here for discounted tickets!
Pororo Park Singapore, Raffles Blvd, Marina Square, Singapore 039594, www.pororoparksg.com
If your kiddo feels up for it, enrol them in a cooking class at ABC Cooking Studio. Depending on the time of the year, the school has different dishes that your kiddo can learn how to cook, but all of them look really appetizing and yummy! Some items that are on the course menu include Cheese Onion Curry, Mr Bear Meatball, Oyakodon, and more. There are also desserts like Summer Strawberry pastry and Tangy Orange cake, among others. Each item is also usually plated with cute elements for a fun, more kiddy-friendly touch!
ABC Cooking Studio, Multiple Locations, www.abc-cooking.com.sg/kids
Somewhat like an indoor play space, The Artground is meant to be a shared space where artists and families with young children can co-play and create age-appropriate positive arts experiences together. The theme of the space changes from time to time, and it's currently been revamped according to its newest theme M.A.P., short for many alternative possibilities. There are many stations inside the space, and they mostly revolve around transport and transport modes. There are so many incredible, vibrant and sensory things to experience in The Artground that makes the visit worth it.
The Artground, 90 Goodman Rd, #01-40 BLK J, Singapore 439053, www.theartground.com.sg/goodman-arts-centre
There is no denying that every kids loves ice cream. And this museum is bound to excite both their taste buds and senses! The Museum of Ice Cream has fun, quirky installations that include a dragon playground inspired by the one at Toa Payoh and a tunnel filled with over 10,000 bananas in shades of yellow, red, and pink. Visitors also get to indulge in unlimited ice cream treats in 5 different shapes and forms! It's going to be a fun time for the little ones, and they'll surely be pleased that the experience includes munching on ice cream.
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Museum of Ice Cream, 100 Loewen Road, Singapore 248837, www.museumoficecream.com/singapore
Ran into rainy weather? Fret not, as you can simply watch a movie together at Dreamers, the kid-friendly cinema at Shaw Theatres, where there are play areas inside the theatre itself to keep the little ones occupied should they feel bored midway through the movie. It keeps them engaged and lets them enjoy the movie session more, and parents can continue to watch the film comfortably or play with their kiddos and enjoy together.
Dreamers @ Shaw Theatres, Multiple Locations, www.shaw.sg/dreamers
You know what can entertain kids for long periods of time? An arcade. Cow Play Cow Moo is a tremendously fun arcade brand with many cool game machines that are suitable for both kids and adults. The family can conquer different games together while winning tickets, exchanging them for cute prizes after - something that'll probably brighten any kid's day! Since they also have many branches in Singapore, it shouldn't be too difficult getting to the nearest branch should you be facing rainy weather and thinking of indoor activities for the kids.
Cow Play Cow Moo, Multiple Locations, www.cpcm.com.sg
RAINY DAY IDEAS AT HOME
Rainy days are the perfect excuse to gather the family for some epic board game battles! Whether you’re trading properties in Monopoly or testing your word skills in Scrabble, classic games bring out the fun for all ages. Want to shake things up? Singapore’s board game scene has plenty to offer. Check out King and The Pawn café for a fresh gaming experience or head to The Mind Café, where over 200 games await alongside a menu of hearty meals and desserts. Play Nation serves up console and board games in a cozy shophouse setting, while Settler’s Café offers a massive library of games, plus plenty of seating and snacks for a laid-back vibe. If you’re near Tanjong Pagar, drop by Me Cafe & Games, where you can play anything from Mahjong to PS5 and even hang out with some friendly cats. With so many options, you’ll be set for hours of rainy day entertainment!
Rainy days in Singapore are ideal for cozying up indoors with your kids and tweens, diving into the enchanting worlds of audiobooks and podcasts. Spark their imagination with classics like Harry Potter and Percy Jackson, available on platforms like Audible. For curious minds, tune into engaging podcasts such as Brains On!, an award-winning science show, and But Why: A Podcast for Curious Kids, where children's questions lead the exploration. Additionally, Singapore's Libby app offers a treasure trove of free audiobooks and podcasts, perfect for educational and entertaining screen-free time.
When the rain’s pouring outside, there’s nothing cozier than snuggling up with your kids and a stack of great books. Whether it’s the heart-tugging story of Wonder by R.J. Palacio or the epic, myth-filled adventures in Percy Jackson & The Olympians, there’s something magical about getting lost in a good read together. For younger kids, Geronimo Stilton and The Magic Tree House are packed with fun and whimsy, while teens might love diving into the wizarding world of Harry Potter or the nail-biting drama of The Hunger Games. Want to keep it local? The Libby app is a goldmine of kid-friendly reads by Singaporean authors — perfect for rainy day escapes without leaving the couch.
Rainy days are the perfect backdrop for a cozy baking session with the kids. Gather everyone in the kitchen, roll up those sleeves, and whip up a batch of warm, gooey cookies. From classic chocolate chip to colorful sprinkle sugar cookies, baking is more than just a delicious activity — it’s a chance to teach measuring, mixing, and patience (while sneaking in a taste of cookie dough, of course!). Let the little ones press cookie cutters into soft dough or decorate with icing and candies. And when the cookies are fresh out of the oven, pour some milk, cuddle up, and enjoy the sweet rewards together.
Inspired by “The Floor is Lava,” create a laser maze using string, and have the kids navigate their way through without “getting zapped”! All you need is some creativity and household items like chairs, pillows, tape, hula hoops, and jump ropes. Set up different challenges like crawling under tables, hopping over pillows, or balancing on a line of tape. For inspiration and step-by-step guides, check out websites like Parents.com for obstacle course ideas or watch YouTube tutorials like DIY Indoor Obstacle Course for Kids to get even more creative ideas. It’s an awesome way to burn off energy, challenge each other, and make lasting memories—all without leaving the house!
Building a LEGO city with your kids on a rainy day is a fun, creative way to spend time together indoors. Start by creating a base with roads, buildings, and parks, and then let your imagination run wild with vehicles, people, and shops. You can design everything from skyscrapers to cozy houses, adding details like streetlights or trees. For inspiration and building tips, check out websites like LEGO.com for themed sets and instructions or explore fun ideas on Pinterest to get creative with your layout. You can even find helpful tutorials on YouTube, like How to Build a LEGO City, to level up your city-building skills.
Introduce your kids to this classic game! It’s a fun way to develop hand-eye coordination while having a laugh. To play, you’ll need five small objects (traditionally, stones or cloth sacks filled with rice) that you can toss and catch. Start by tossing one stone into the air, and while it's in the air, pick up another stone and catch the first one before it lands. Gradually increase the challenge by picking up multiple stones at once or by tossing and catching in creative patterns. If you want to learn different variations of the game, check out this YouTube video for a step-by-step guide. It's a simple yet engaging game that not only improves hand-eye coordination but also offers a glimpse into Singapore’s rich cultural heritage.
Creating an indoor picnic on a rainy day is a cozy and fun way to enjoy the outdoors without getting wet! Start by setting up a picnic area in your living room—spread out a blanket on the floor, arrange pillows for comfort, and gather all your favorite snacks like sandwiches, fruit, cheese, and cookies. You can even make it more festive by adding fairy lights or a cute picnic basket to set the mood. For a fun twist, create a "picnic menu" with your kids, where they can help prepare simple treats like mini pizzas or fruit skewers.
Want more? Here are ready-to-eat picnic baskets you can pick up!
Starting a family scrapbook is a wonderful way to preserve memories and create something meaningful together. Begin by gathering photos, ticket stubs, postcards, and little mementos from family trips, holidays, or special moments. Choose a scrapbook or a large binder with plastic sleeves to hold everything, and then get creative with your layout. You can add captions, drawings, or stickers to make each page unique. If you want to make it even more interactive, include blank spaces where family members can add their thoughts or stories as they grow.
For ideas on scrapbook themes and techniques, check out YouTube videos like Scrapbook Tutorial for Beginners to learn tips on how to create beautiful pages. It’s not just about making a book—it’s about crafting a collection of memories that will be cherished for years to come.
Making slime as a family activity on a rainy day is a fun, hands-on way to get creative and messy together! Start by gathering your materials: glue, baking soda, contact lens solution, and food coloring. In a large bowl, mix 1/2 cup of glue with a tablespoon of baking soda, then slowly add contact lens solution until the mixture starts to come together into a slime-like consistency. Add a few drops of food coloring for extra fun! Let the kids get involved by kneading the slime, watching it transform, and even experimenting with different textures or scents by adding glitter or essential oils.
For step-by-step instructions and more slime-making tips, check out this YouTube video. Not only is slime-making a fun sensory activity, but it also helps teach kids about mixing and chemical reactions in a hands-on way!
Simply love slime? How about having a slime party for your child's birthday? Here are some packages to check out!
Creating a kitchen cupboard lava lamp is an exciting and easy science experiment to try at home! Start by filling a clear bottle or jar three-quarters full with vegetable oil and then add water to fill the rest of the container. Next, add a few drops of food coloring to the water and stir gently. For the magic part, drop in an Alka-Seltzer tablet (can be substituted with baking soda and vinegar) and watch as colorful bubbles start to rise and fall, mimicking the motion of a lava lamp!
If you want to keep the lava lamp glowing for longer, you can even place a flashlight underneath the bottle to shine through the colorful bubbles. This simple project is not only fun to watch, but it also gives kids a cool hands-on lesson in chemical reactions. For a more detailed guide, check out this YouTube video.
Making a DIY glitter jar is a simple, calming activity for rainy days in Singapore that helps kids manage their emotions while having fun. To make one, fill a clear plastic bottle or jar with warm water, clear glue or glitter glue, and a mix of fine and chunky glitter. Add a drop of food coloring and a few drops of dish soap to help the glitter move smoothly, then seal the lid tightly. Shake it up and watch as the glitter swirls and settles, creating a mesmerizing visual effect. For a step-by-step tutorial, check out this YouTube video.
Building a fort is a delightful and imaginative way to spend a rainy day indoors with your kids. Gather household items like blankets, sheets, pillows, and furniture to create a cozy hideaway. Use chairs or couches as the framework, drape blankets over them, and secure with clothespins or heavy books. Add cushions and stuffed animals inside for comfort, and string up fairy lights or use flashlights for a magical touch.
For inspiration and step-by-step guides, check out Drew & Jonathan's guide to building the ultimate indoor fort and explore creative ideas on Instructables. If you prefer a visual tutorial, watch this helpful video: How to Build a Blanket Fort | Rainy Day Fun for Kids. This activity not only fosters creativity but also provides a cozy space for reading, storytelling, or simply enjoying each other's company.
Folding paper airplanes and hosting a flying competition at home is a fantastic way to keep kids entertained and engaged on a rainy day. Gather some paper and teach them how to fold classic designs like the dart, the glider, or the stunt plane — each with its own unique flight pattern. Personalize the planes with markers or stickers, then set up a “runway” or target zone using tape on the floor. Have each child take turns launching their plane, and award points for distance, accuracy, or creativity. For folding instructions and advanced plane designs, check out tutorials on Origamiway or watch this YouTube video for step-by-step guidance. It’s a simple yet exciting activity that sparks a bit of friendly competition while encouraging problem-solving and aerodynamics exploration.
Building a volcano at home is an exciting and educational activity that combines creativity with a hands-on science experiment—perfect for a rainy day with kids. To construct your volcano, start by forming the mountain using materials like playdough, paper mâché, or crumpled newspaper shaped around a small bottle or cup.
Once the structure is ready, prepare the eruption by filling the container with baking soda, a squirt of dish soap, and a few drops of red food coloring. When you're ready for the eruption, pour in vinegar and watch the foamy lava flow! For detailed instructions and variations, check out the Natural History Museum's guide: How to make a volcano. Additionally, you can follow along with this step-by-step video tutorial: Cool Volcano Science Experiment with Vinegar and Baking Soda.
A rainy day is the perfect excuse to team up with your teen for a fun and creative room makeover. Start by brainstorming a new theme or vibe — whether it’s cozy boho, sleek minimalism, or vibrant pop art — and plan how to rearrange furniture, add new decor, or even create a DIY accent wall. Decluttering together can make space for fresh decor like string lights, posters, or a new gallery wall. Get crafty with personalized touches, like painting old frames, making a vision board, or creating custom throw pillows. For budget-friendly decor ideas and DIY inspiration, check out IKEA or the Spruce!
Creating an escape room at home is a fun and immersive way to challenge friends and family while sparking creativity. Start by choosing a theme, like a spy mission, haunted house, or treasure hunt, and design puzzles and clues that fit the narrative. You can incorporate a variety of challenges, such as hidden messages, locked boxes, riddles, or even physical tasks, using everyday household items.
Arrange the clues strategically around the room, and set a time limit to amp up the excitement. You can make it more engaging with props, sound effects, and themed decorations to bring the experience to life. Whether it's a special occasion or just for fun, crafting your own escape room guarantees hours of mystery-solving entertainment!
A family movie marathon at home is the perfect way to spend quality time together, enjoying feel-good movies that everyone can love. Choose a mix of classic animated films, heartwarming family favorites, and lighthearted series that will entertain both kids and adults. Whether it's a Disney classic like The Lion King, a fun-filled adventure like Paddington, or a series like The Magic School Bus, the key is to pick movies that inspire laughter, joy, and positive messages. Set up a cozy viewing area with blankets and pillows, prepare some popcorn and snacks, and let the movie magic begin.
A DIY pizza party at home on a rainy day is a fun and interactive way to keep the kids entertained while enjoying a delicious meal together. Set up a mini pizza-making station with all kinds of toppings—cheese, pepperoni, veggies, and even some creative options like pineapple or olives.
Each child can craft their own personalized pizza, from spreading sauce to choosing their favorite toppings, making it a hands-on activity that's both fun and tasty. While the pizzas bake, you can play games, tell stories, or watch a movie, turning the rainy day into a memorable adventure. It's the perfect mix of creativity, teamwork, and comfort food to brighten up any gloomy day!
Karaoke night at home is a blast, perfect for turning any evening into a party! Grab a karaoke machine or use a karaoke app, and let everyone pick their favorite songs. Whether you're nailing the latest chart-toppers or having a laugh with throwback classics, it’s all about enjoying the moment. You can mix it up with some duets, make up fun challenges, or even give out goofy prizes for the best (or most hilarious) performances. With plenty of snacks and drinks on hand, the energy is high, the laughter is nonstop, and you'll all be singing your hearts out until the night’s over!
Making DIY kites on a rainy day is a fun and laid-back way to get creative indoors. Grab some basic supplies like paper, sticks, glue, and string, and let everyone design their own kite however they want. You can draw on them, add colorful ribbons, or just keep it simple.
Once the kites are ready, you can hang them up around the house as cool decorations or just enjoy the process of putting them together. It’s a great way to spend a cozy afternoon, and even though you can’t fly them outside in the rain, it’s still a fun and relaxing way to pass the time.
How about bringing the beauty of Peranakan tiles into your home with a fun, hands-on craft session on a rainy day? Grab some paper, markers, and crayons, and let the kids go wild designing their own vibrant tiles inspired by the colorful, detailed patterns of Peranakan art. It’s a chance to mix bold colors, floral shapes, and playful patterns, and the best part? You can make your own "tiles" from thick paper or even cardboard! Once everyone’s done, you’ll have a collection of unique creations to hang up around the house. It’s a perfect way to explore culture, spark creativity, and turn a gloomy day into an artistic adventure.
Batik painting is a super fun way to keep the kids busy on a rainy day! Just grab some fabric, fabric paints, and wax or a kid-friendly glue to start. Let them get creative with their designs, outlining patterns with the wax and filling them in with bright colors. It’s a great chance to teach them a bit about the history of batik, while they have a blast making their own colorful artwork. Once everything’s dry, you’ll have some awesome keepsakes to hang up or even turn into cushions — a perfect rainy day craft to brighten up the house!
Making kid-friendly bubble tea at home is a fun and tasty activity for a rainy day! Grab some fruit juices (like mango, strawberry, or lychee) and mix them with sweetened milk or yogurt for a creamy base. For the "bubbles," use chewy tapioca pearls or even fruit-flavored popping boba for a fun twist. Let the kids help stir, add ice, and fill their cups with the chewy pearls — they’ll love customizing their own flavors! It’s a simple, hands-on treat that feels like a special outing, but without leaving the house.
Crafting a Pictionary game with a local Singapore twist is a perfect rainy day activity for the kids! Grab some paper, markers, and a timer, then create your own set of fun and familiar words based on Singapore’s unique culture — think kaya toast, durian, MRT, hawker centres, or even the Merlion. Each player takes turns drawing their word while others guess, and the best part is adding a little local flair to make it extra fun. It’s a great way to teach kids about Singapore’s iconic sights, sounds, and tastes, all while getting creative and laughing together indoors!
A homemade spa day with DIY masks and body scrubs is a fun way to chill out with the kids on a rainy day! Grab simple ingredients like honey, yogurt, oats, sugar, and olive oil — stuff you probably already have in your kitchen. Let the kids mix up their own face masks (like mashed avocado or yogurt and honey) and make body scrubs with sugar and coconut oil or olive oil. After they slather on their creations, you can all relax together while the masks work their magic. It’s a super easy way to have fun, unwind, and enjoy a mini pampering session without leaving the house!
Creating a makeshift photo booth at home is a super fun and easy rainy day activity for kids! All you need is a space with good lighting, some fun props like hats, scarves, sunglasses, or even homemade paper masks, and a colorful backdrop (a blanket, curtain, or even a large piece of paper works great). Let the kids get creative with their outfits and poses, then take silly photos with your phone or camera. You can even print out the pictures later and make a little family photo album or collage!
Sushi making at home with the kids is a blast on a rainy day! All you need is sushi rice, seaweed (nori), and some fun fillings like cucumber, avocado, or even cooked chicken or crab sticks. Let the kids have fun spreading the rice, adding whatever they like, and then rolling it all up — you can even skip the bamboo mat and just roll them by hand! Once the sushi’s ready, sit down together, dip it in some soy sauce, and enjoy your homemade creations. It’s a messy, tasty, and super fun way to bond and fill up with something delicious!
Customizing t-shirts at home is a super fun and creative rainy day activity for kids! Grab some plain t-shirts, fabric markers, paint, or even iron-on patches, and let the kids design their own unique shirts. Whether they want to doodle, create cool patterns, or add their favorite characters, the possibilities are endless. You can even turn it into a family competition to see who can come up with the funniest or most colorful design! Once the shirts are dry, everyone gets to rock their custom creations, making it a fun way to get crafty and wear your art all day long.
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