When the weather turns bad outside and you have some energetic disappointed kids, why not give them a special place to play on a themed kids rug to keep them busy and happy? With all kinds of kids’ rugs on the market today, you’re sure to find something that can stimulate their imaginations and bring hours of indoor play fun.
There are many styles and types of carpets on the market, suitable for active children. The best part is that some of these categories are educational, game-oriented, and easy to delete once you get a notification, rather than letting them wander and take up space.
Many chain stores now sell fully customizable children’s rugs because they are in pieces like a jigsaw puzzle. You can make them in solid color blocks, patterns, or printed with numbers or letters, giving you the opportunity to get some basic education. One idea to use these giant puzzles is to play a focused game with them.
Most box sets with numbers or letters only have a specific series in each box, such as A-N, O-Z, or 0-10. If you have several boxes on hand, mix them together. With the help of the children, lay them flat on the floor, face down. Then each child takes turns picking up a piece and turning it over. Let it come face up, and they chose the second one. If they match, remove them from the main block and place them next to the wall. The game continues until all pieces have been collected.
Numbered rugs can also be used for hopscotch, especially since the blocks interlock in many ways. The durability of this type of children’s carpet also allows children to play as much as they want without worrying about damage. You can use these puzzle carpets to decorate the whole area and start some games for them to play. Each of these play mats is also well padded, so that all children will lie or sit comfortably on it.
There are also children’s carpets, they are all in one piece. One of the most popular games is the larger game, in which multiple games are designed. This one is slightly thinner than the puzzle rug, so you may want to consider using non-slip mats. In the design there are four chessboards/chessboards of specified size on the corners. The classic hopscotch pattern runs through the center of the design, combined with a slide/ladder layout. In addition, between the two chessboards with the longer edge of the carpet are two Chinese chessboards, one on each side. This is a good choice for elementary and middle school students who are stuck indoors on a rainy day.
