15+ June Activities for Kids That Are Interesting!

As a parent, June can be a very hectic month with the kids always home. That is why I have come up with several exercises and activities (some educational, others purely recreational) that will help you keep your child 🧒 engaged, entertained, and stimulated. 

June is the start of the summer and it is when I try to plan several outdoor activities because the weather isn’t so bad yet. 

With these activities, you can help your child decorate their rooms, learn to appreciate the diversity in our country and strengthen their fine motor skills, amongst other things. 

Interesting June Activities For Kids

Make a String Art

Have you ever watched your child’s face light up with pride after creating something all on their own?

Making string art is one of those activities that bring out that joyful sense of accomplishment. It’s a fun and simple craft that turns a few strands of yarn into a colorful masterpiece.

Why not try this activity with your little one? With just a few materials like yarn and a plastic sheet, you can spend some quality time together while helping them strengthen their creativity and fine motor skills.

Puffy Watermelon Craft

Who doesn’t love watermelons in the summertime? How about creating one that never melts? This Puffy Watermelon Craft is a fun way to bring the refreshing vibe of summer into a simple, hands-on activity.

With just a few craft supplies, you and your little one can make this puffy, squishy watermelon that’s as fun to touch as it is to look at. It’s a great sensory experience that also helps kids develop their creativity and fine motor skills.

June Lacing Cards

June Lacing Cards are a fun and easy way to keep little hands busy while helping with fine motor skills. These colorful watermelon and flip-flop designs bring a summer vibe to this classic threading activity.

Lacing is not only engaging but also a great way for kids to practice patience and focus. It’s an enjoyable activity that combines creativity with learning, making it perfect for home or classroom fun.

Paper Plate June Craft

Have you ever noticed how much fun simple crafts can be? This Paper Plate June Craft is a perfect example!

I remember spending summer afternoons with the kids, looking for something easy and creative to do. These playful sunglasses bring that same joy, with just a few supplies and a bit of imagination.

Why not give it a try? It’s not only fun but also a great way for children to practice their fine motor skills. Plus, they’ll be thrilled to show off their colorful creations. Simple, quick, and full of summer vibes!

Popsicle Scissor Cutting

Scissor skills are an important part of early childhood development, and this Popsicle Scissor Cutting activity makes practicing them super fun!

I remember how excited my little ones were when they first mastered cutting in a straight line. Watching their progress brought a smile to my face every time.

This activity is perfect for improving hand-eye coordination while letting kids personalize their popsicles with their names. The bright colors and creative approach make it more engaging. It’s a fun way to spend a quiet afternoon while building fine motor skills.

National Egg Day Activity

Egg-themed activities are always a hit, especially on National Egg Day!

This matching game is not just fun but also a great way to challenge kids’ memory and pattern recognition skills. I love how simple yet engaging it is, perfect for sparking creativity and critical thinking.

Whether you’re looking for a quick, colorful craft or a way to celebrate the holiday, this activity brings excitement to learning through play. Plus, who doesn’t enjoy some colorful egg decorating? It’s a delightful way to brighten any day!

National Yo Yo Day Activity

Do you remember the excitement of playing with a yo-yo? For National Yo Yo Day, why not bring back that fun with a creative activity?

This project lets kids make their own yo-yos, combining crafting with a bit of playful nostalgia.

It’s a fantastic way to celebrate the day, keeping things simple yet interactive. Plus, it gives children the chance to design and decorate their yo-yos, making the experience even more special. What better way to get those yo-yos spinning again?

National Sunglass Day Craft

Celebrate National Sunglass Day with a creative craft that’s both fun and stylish! Kids can design their own unique sunglasses using colorful materials, making this a simple yet exciting activity.

This project encourages creativity, allowing kids to make heart-shaped, flower-themed, or classic designs.

It’s a perfect way to combine art and imagination while getting ready for sunny days. Why not let your little ones express their style in the coolest way possible?

Camera Day Activity

Camera Day is a great chance to let your creativity shine with this fun craft. Let kids build their own cameras from simple materials, sparking their imagination while they explore the art of photography.

It’s an easy and enjoyable activity that encourages learning through play, as children can pretend to snap photos with their homemade cameras. Why not turn this into a playful learning moment about how cameras work and inspire future photographers?

Vegetable Puppets Crafts

Vegetable puppets are a fun way to mix craft time with learning. These cute finger puppets can help kids engage in imaginative play while learning about healthy vegetables.

The best part? These puppets are simple to make and can turn into endless hours of storytelling and fun! So why not craft some veggie friends and make snack time even more exciting?

World Sea Turtle Day Craft

World Sea Turtle Day Craft is a wonderful way to celebrate and learn about these amazing creatures.

By creating adorable sea turtle crafts, kids can understand the importance of protecting sea life in a fun and engaging manner.

This craft is simple and uses everyday materials, making it perfect for a quick activity at home or in the classroom. It’s a fun way to spark conversations about conservation and the wonders of the ocean.

Father’s Day Activity

Have you ever wondered how to make Father’s Day extra special? This simple yet meaningful craft is a great way for kids to show their love and appreciation.

By using bright popsicle sticks and a heartfelt message, kids can create a personalized gift that will warm any dad’s heart. It’s a fun and easy project that brings smiles and celebrates the bond between a father and child.

Hot Air Balloon Day Craft

Have you ever imagined floating through the sky in a hot air balloon? With this fun Hot Air Balloon Day craft, kids can bring that dream to life! It’s the perfect way to explore creativity and adventure all in one activity.

This simple project allows children to design their own hot air balloon and set their imagination free. Who knows where their balloon will take them? It’s a playful craft that inspires wonder and excitement.

Flag Day Craft

Celebrate Flag Day with this fun and easy craft! Creating your own American flag is a great way for kids to learn about the history and significance of the day while expressing their creativity.

Using simple materials like paper and glue, children can piece together the red, white, and blue in their unique way.

It’s a perfect opportunity to start conversations about patriotism and what the flag represents, all while enjoying a creative activity!

Summer Spoon Fish Craft

Looking for a fun summer craft? This Summer Spoon Fish Craft is a simple and colorful way to get creative with your kids!

Transform ordinary plastic spoons into vibrant little fish that can swim across your imagination.

Perfect for an afternoon activity, these adorable fish are easy to make with just a few materials, and the results are bound to make everyone smile! Dive into this playful craft and let the summer creativity flow!

Make Slipper Craft

Ever wanted to make your own cute and comfy slippers? This Make Slipper Craft is a super fun and simple way to do just that! All you need is a bit of creativity and a few craft supplies, and you’ll have a personalized pair of mini slippers to show off.

Perfect for a rainy day activity, this craft lets you design and decorate your slippers any way you like. Get ready to craft and create something cozy with this playful project!

Beach Craft

Dreaming of a sunny day at the beach? With this Beach Craft, you can create your very own little beach scene, complete with sand, a palm tree, and even a lounge chair! It’s like a mini vacation you can make right at home.

This craft is perfect for bringing a bit of summer fun indoors. Gather your materials and let your imagination transport you to a relaxing beachside getaway!

Summer Counting Cards

Get ready to count your way through summer with these fun Summer Counting Cards!

Each card features bright, summer-themed images like watermelons, sunglasses, and beach balls to make learning numbers an engaging experience for little ones.

These colorful counting cards are a great way to introduce basic math while keeping the summer spirit alive. So, grab the cards, and let’s start counting!

National Donut Day Craft

Celebrate National Donut Day with this super fun and colorful Donut Craft! Who doesn’t love donuts, right? This craft is the perfect way for kids to get creative with sprinkles, frosting, and all the donut vibes without the sticky fingers.

Kids will love decorating their donuts with all sorts of fun toppings, and it’s a great way to enhance fine motor skills. So, grab your supplies and get ready to create some delicious-looking art!

Ice Cream Counting Cards

Ice Cream Counting Cards are a delightful way to make math fun for little ones! Whether you’re teaching them to count, sort, or recognize numbers, these adorable ice cream-themed cards are the perfect tool.

Using buttons or other small objects as “sprinkles,” kids can practice counting while having a blast. It’s a great hands-on activity that combines learning and play in a colorful, sweet way!

Conclusion 

June is the first month home for the kids after a busy school 🏫 year. Since it is not so hot during June, I like to make my kids 👪 spend as much time outside as possible with the help of the aforementioned activities and plans. 

My kids were able to learn so much through these exercises and visits to museums and I hope that your kids are able to do the same. 

Tell me in the comments down below if you were inspired by any of the activities, learning exercises, and snacks listed above or the changes you made to cater to your child.  

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