Activities for you and your
homebound child
Sometimes, the best activities for our kids are the ones they do WITH us!
Here are some fun activities to consider:
Bake or cook together.This helps with math, following directions,
the thrill of creating a piece of art! Make an edible craft
for snack time. (Pinterest has some
great ideas)
Make sticky wristbands.Wrap wide tape (sticky side out) around your child's wrist, then go on a nature walk. They can stick whatever they find to it and make a fun bracelet.
Put on some fun upbeat music.Let them dress up,and have a dance party!
Unplug from devices for anhour—yours and theirs.Be present for a while in their world.
Create a designated space. While we are doing distant learning, it can be helpful for your child to have their own space and consistent time for school at home. Consistency is the key to success for school at home.
Take a virtual field trip!There are field trips for farms, zoos, museums, and exhibits for
all ages online.
If you need some peace and quiet to work:
Age appropriate
games and puzzles with siblings
Let them play schooland read books to their stuffed animals
Provide Play-Dohfor creating letters
and numbers
Activity booksare a great way to keep them busy while they are learning
Provide shaving creamfor practicing letters and numbers
Let them play Legosin the bathtub
You can also click the websites below for more home-friendly activities with your little one:
Make musical instruments
Easter stories from The Beginner's Bible
Playful Learning for Toddlers and Preschoolers
The Busy Toddler Blog
Jan LashbrookEarly Childhood Director
Early Childhood April 2020
Calvary Christian Ac
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Activities for you and your homebound child
Sometimes, the best activities for our kids are the ones they do WITH us!
Here are some fun activities to consider:
Bake or cook together.This helps with math, following directions, the thrill of creating a piece of art! Make an edible craft for snack time. (Pinterest has some great ideas)
Make sticky wristbands.Wrap wide tape (sticky side out) around your child's wrist, then go on a nature walk. They can stick whatever they find to it and make a fun bracelet.
Put on some fun upbeat music.Let them dress up,and have a dance party!
Unplug from devices for anhour—yours and theirs.Be present for a while in their world.
Create a designated space. While we are doing distant learning, it can be helpful for your child to have their own space and consistent time for school at home. Consistency is the key to success for school at home.
Take a virtual field trip!There are field trips for farms, zoos, museums, and exhibits for all ages online.
If you need some peace and quiet to work:
Age appropriate games and puzzles with siblings
Let them play schooland read books to their stuffed animals
Provide Play-Dohfor creating letters and numbers
Activity booksare a great way to keep them busy while they are learning
Provide shaving creamfor practicing letters and numbers
Let them play Legosin the bathtub
You can also click the websites below for more home-friendly activities with your little one:
Make musical instruments
Easter stories from The Beginner's Bible
Playful Learning for Toddlers and Preschoolers
The Busy Toddler Blog
Jan LashbrookEarly Childhood Director