This rainy-day activity describes several different indoor beanbag races for a competitive toddler.

Children will love calling out "jiggety," "joggety," and "jig" in this fast paced card game.

This indoor activity will give your toddler a sandbox without the mess, thanks to these alternative fillers.

In this carnival game, your child must try to throw a penny into the floating tub.

Players must drop marbles from shoulder height in order to knock opposing marbles out of the circle.

Baseball is a great indoor or outdoor activity for kids, and it can help your toddler develop eye-body coordination.

This indoor paper-plate version of the Olympic event will get your child throwing like a Greek god.

Keep your child busy on a rainy day -- can he find the ticking timer in this scavenger hunt?

On a rainy day, give your preschool child some supermarket boxes to play with!

Go fishing indoors in this rainy-day activity. All you need are some magnets and paper clips.

In this rainy-day indoor activity, send your preschooler on a home treasure hunt.

On a rainy day, distract the kids by turning your carpet into a speedway for this fun activity.

Your preschool child can forget about the rain with this great indoor tent activity.

Your kids may never want to get out of the tub when you give them bath paints to play with.

Your preschool child will love making -- and using -- this washcloth buddy!

Kids love to shadow their parents' actions, so let your preschool child pretend to wash windows on a rainy day.

With just a little salt, vinegar, and scrubbing, your preschool child will have super-shiny coins.