Pirate Activities & Fun Ideas for Kids

Here are some pirate activities and fun ideas for kids:

#1 – Treasure Hunt – In the Snow

I know snow is the LAST word you want to hear! It looks like the last major cold front of the winter (hopefully) is heading our way this week and at least you’ll have a fun activity planned! Check out this really adorable idea on a Snowy Treasure Hunt.

#2 – Pirate Hand Print Art

Turn your kids hands into Blackbeard, Redbeard, or Bluebeard! You will need to let the paint dry in layers so plan to do some other activities on our list while you are waiting. Specific directions and some other ideas for fun handprint art can be found 

#3 – Pirate Family Movie Night

Dive into the pirate theme with one of these family friendly pirate movies: Muppet Treasure Island, Veggie Tales – The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything, Peter Pan, or Swiss Family Robinson to name a few.  Make it an event and assemble some healthy pirate snacks from this post on funfitmom.com

#4 – Pirate story Stones

This is a great way to encourage creativity in your kids especially when talking about the pirate theme.  These stones with sea creatures, treasure maps, pirate ships and more can are a great way to get a story started.  Give them to your kids and see what happens, they will come back to them often!

#5 – Make A Treasure Map Pizza

Get your kids to incorporate veggies by designing a treasure map pizza together.  More pirate snack ideas can be found on this Pirate Party Food Post.

#6 – Build a playroom pirate ship

Nothing like a cardboard box to get kids to play independently, especially when you add the pirate theme!  This is a great post that gives step by step instructions to create a simple pirate ship for your kids to play in all afternoon.

#7 – Pirate Coloring Pages

Break out the crayons and the watercolors. There are free pirate coloring pages everywhere on the web. Click on the picture can i buy valtrex over the counter above for some more great coloring pages with the pirate theme

#8 – Quiz your Noodle at National GeoGraphic

National Geographic has a great website for kids which includes this pirate themed quiz.They also have a great traveling exhibit about the pirate ship Whydah that might make a stop at a museum near you.

#9 – Pirate Science Project

Create a science experiment in the pirate theme with exploding treasure chests. Your kids will be asking to do this again! If all of things excites you and you want to set up pirate and fun activities then it is best to onboard the pirate ship cruise in ST. Pete, FL.

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