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Every mom (and aunt and grandma...) knows that nothing says "I love you" like a handmade gift from the kids. These ideas are easy...
Ages: 3-5, 6-8 Location: Indoors Skills: Art, Social/Emotional What you'll need: Tracing paper Poster board 4 brass paper fasteners Scraps of colored paper, yarn,...
Are you concerned about the amount of time your child spends playing on the computer, or watching the TV? So are the parents of...
Ages: 3-5, 6-8, 9-12 Location: Car Skills: Language, Thinking, Social What you'll need: A van or car load full of children (a minimum of...
Ages: 3-5, 6-8 Location: Indoors Skills: Art, Social What you'll need: Paper lunch bag Orange felt scrap 2 brown beans White glue Colored markers...
Ages: 3-5, 6-8 Location: Indoors, Outdoors Skills: Physical, Social What you'll need: Motown music from the 1960s Background: Dancing is not just great physical...
What You Will Need: fingers cut from small rubber gloves, or peanut shells (Break them in half from the middle and remove the nut...
In our neighborhood, one of the favorite activities among the preschool aged girls is a tea party. Whenever two or more of them get...
Materials • Wood scraps • Blankets • Tin Branches • Old furniture Directions Explore your yard for possible fort locations. Build your fort with...
Materials • Old magazines such as Parenting, Child, Working Mother or Parents • Scissors • Glue or paste • Cardboard Directions This activity is...
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