Free puzzle games, stories, crafts, and printable activities for kids ages 4–12.

1. Celebrating Our Differences
Watch now for how to get started with your family.

2. Solve a Puzzle
Travel to India, visit the Taj Mahal, and search for the objects in this Hidden Pictures puzzle. Then learn the objects’ names in Hindi!

3. Read a Story
In rural Nigeria, Jatto discovers a special way to share stories with his mom, despite a language barrier. Read this story to find out how.

4. Make Polynesian Poi Balls
Make Polynesian poi balls, then swing and twirl them in a dance from New Zealand. Invite your child to invent their own dance moves.

5. Craft a Korean fan
Make a fan featuring the sam taeguk, a Korean symbol that signifies the world in balance. Then talk with your child about what that might mean.

6. Do Something for Others
What languages did your child pick? Invite them to tell us on HighlightsKids.com!

7. Write, Draw, or Talk About It
We’d love to hear about your child’s choice! Ask them to share their thoughts on HighlightsKids.com.

8. Learn Far-Flung Fun Facts
In what country do kids eat fairy bread on their birthday? Learn the answer and other worldwide fun facts from The 2021 Almanac of Fun!

9. Solve a Logic Puzzle
Use the clues to figure out which country each traveler is heading to. Then ask your child where in the world they would most like to visit.

11. Make Mexican Horchata
Work together to make this delicious, cinnamon-y Mexican Horchata. ¡Está muy bueno!

12. Craft a Maori Pendant
The spiral koru symbol stands for hope, new life, and personal growth in Maori art. Your child can make extra to give as gifts.

13. Find the Hidden Objects
Hang with a sloth and search for hidden objects in this Central American rainforest. Then ask your child which rainforest animal is her favorite.

14. Play a Game
Get ready to hop, skip, and squawk around the world with this fun DIY game!

15. Share Family Food Traditions
Vivi told us about her family’s tradition of making Norwegian lefse. Do you have a special food tradition in your family? Tell us about it!