This Sunday is the Super Bowl and in our family that means snacks, TV, and family fun after we get home from church. I must admit, I don’t have a favorite team. I really just want to see a good game! And along the way, if I can keep my kiddos entertained with some fun Super Bowl activities–even better. Today I have some free printables for you to add to your Super Bowl fun this weekend! There are some worksheets for your little ones, a tasty game to play, and even some pennants you can cut out to color and cheer on your team! Or your favorite Super Bowl commercial–shhh, I won’t tell.
4 super bowl activities for kids during the Super Bowl
worksheets
I have a couple kiddos that are completely content to just sit and draw for long periods of time. My son especially loves fun worksheets like mazes or word searches. I’ve created two different worksheets for your kids to enjoy on Super Bowl Sunday. Another art activity I like to do sometimes is just ask them to draw a picture of what they’re seeing on screen–I’m always so impressed by what they do!
pennants
These pennants are a simple craft project your kiddos can do pregame or during the action. Just print up the paper pennants, color in the words with your team colors, and glue them onto paper straws or small dowels. Your kids can use them to cheer their team on or as fun photo props with friends!
commercial bingo
Let’s be honest–some people are only watching the Super Bowl for the commercials. So why not have some fun with it and play commercial Bingo? Simply fill out the blank Bingo cards with things you might typically see in a Super Bowl commercial–a supermodel, a talking animal, etc. Then when you see one of those things you can color in your square or cover with a piece of candy. Add an extra element by making everyone write in what the commercial was actually advertising.
keyword game
I’ve already shared the keyword game before in a different setting. However, you’ll find that this is a fun (and delicious) activity for the whole family to enjoy for most televised events! We tend to be pretty quiet viewers at our house, but I know some fans can get quite loud. Just add subtitles to the game and this becomes an even better activity for emerging readers!
Does your family watch the Super Bowl? Do you have any favorite snacks or Super Bowl activities you enjoy during the game?
