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Pile On: Have the kids pile as many snowballs as they can onto an overturned Frisbee or plastic plate.What's more fun than a snowball fight? Let's play the most exciting winter game!.

And if these snowballs fall on the floor, there’s no mess to clean up! This is just like an egg race, but uses the snowballs instead.

Relay Race: Grab a couple of wooden spoons and have a good ‘ol relay race.

Bonus points if your kids can do it with just one snowball.

Knock ‘em down: Build a pyramid out of light-weight plastic cups, then roll or toss the snowballs to knock them all down.

The kids can use a ruler to measure their creations once they’re done.

You can mention a few engineering principles, like a pyramid shape with a wide base will probably work best. Stack ‘em Up: Try to make a snowball tower.See who can make the shot from all the way across the room! You can use masking tape or painter’s tape on the floor to mark off a line a few feet away. Bucket Toss: Pretty much the same thing, only have them toss the snowballs into a bucket or bowl.How many times can they do it? Throw a little learning into the mix for younger children by having them count out loud or have one child draw tally marks on a chalkboard while another is throwing. Have the kids throw the snowballs to try to hit the target.

On Target: Print out or draw a target that can be taped up on a door, wall or window.We have a few ground rules at our house such as always aim below the chest (no head shots). Snowball Fight Game: This one is obvious, right? You may as well do this one first because your kids are dying to throw these things at each other anyway.

Here is our list of snowball games, but you and your little ones could probably think of many more!