Medieval games for kids

Ways to explore Medieval Europe.

This past Saturday we had a joint birthday celebration for Big Buddy (6) and Mini Man (4). They have both been intrigued with knights and d...

I am not really sure who came up with the idea for Z to have a Renaissance/Dragon birthday party. But I've gotta tell ya, it was a ton of fun to put together! It started out more on the "How to Train Your Dragon" theme, but morphed into Knights and Princesses and general medieval-ness with a few Dragons thrown in for good measure. When I asked Z what he wanted to do for his birthday many, many months ahead of time he asked for a pinata. I thought yeah, ok, we'll see. Then when the theme…

Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Calling all to a Knight Party extraordinaire! Lots of easy ideas for games, decorations, invitations and cakes.

There are times we are stuck inside and can't get out and it drives my girls up the wall! When I was picking out ideas for the medieval week my asked for a gross motor dice. They have been LOVING

This list of over 27 Medieval Activities for Kids is sure to make your learning adventures fun!

This fun jousting obstacle course is sure to get your little knights moving during party day!

Human Jousting

Can you bear with a post about a really fun birthday party for a 6 year old? Yes, I know it's Tuesday, but my Fannie Farmer plans were interrupted this

These are free printable Medieval Crafts and Activities to color and use for your lessons crafts or anything else you might need them for.

This fun event was planned as a fundraiser for our high school musical and took place before the Saturday evening performance of Shrek the ...

Make a DIY bow and arrow for kids to play imaginative games, practise target shooting and improve their gross motor skills! So easy to make and fantastic quality to give as a homemade gift too. This wonderful idea is submitted by my lovely friend Tineke, [who also contributed the fantastic conker spiderweb craft a couple...Read More »

Building a pole for Jousting practice with rings

Viking Games - Feed the dragon (supplies: DIY cardboard dragon head and stuffed sheep). Toss the sheep into the dragon's mouth). Bag a rat game: (supplies: DIY beanbag rats and sheets) one team member tosses the rat and the other team members have to bag it (catch it) in a sheet.