Write a chore or cleaning activity on the side of each log in a Jenga stack. Arm them with spray bottles. Sounds simple, but spray bottles are a lot of fun to pump and squirt, so set the kids up on the kitchen floor or at the windows, and let ’em get to work.Ĥ. By creating directions based on simple computer codes (walk forward, bend down, turn left, drop toy), your child will not only have fun being a robot, but she’ll also end up cleaning her room plus, she’ll learn some programming along the way, too.ģ. I’ve done a little investigating and found some of the best cleaning games for kids, and here they are.Ģ.
With a few simple cleaning games and products, it is possible-easy, even-to make the most boring chores fun. I know my daughter, and she’s going to complain (hey, I don’t blame her), but here’s the thing: cleaning doesn’t have to be boring. It is time for my daughter to get more involved with cleaning up the house and having regular chores. And even though my animosity toward vacuums and scrub brushes has made it tough to instill a love of cleaning within my kids, it is time for that to change. As my kids get older, acquiring more and more hobbies and toys, it seems like our house is always messy. But I also hate living in a dirty/messy house. It’s exhausting, it’s thankless, it’s monotonous (and I’m lazy). The truth is, I don’t really like cleaning. And I’m going to go out on a limb and guess that your house is a mess. Chances are, if you are reading this you are at home with you kids because schools are closed and offices are asking employees to work from home.
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