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Activities for All Ages
Take
a trip to the playground, park, or basketball court. Do errands
together, or plan field trips to the library, bank or newspaper
office.
Music is fun for everyone. You can make and play instruments with
preschoolers and elementary school-aged children. To make shakers,
gather some cans with plastic lids. Fill the cans with buttons,
bells, and beads. Glue on the lids. Have the children decorate the
cans. Make drums from old coffee cans with plastic lids. To make
a shoe box guitar, cut a hole in a shoe box lid. Tape the lid on
the shoe box. Stretch three or four rubber bands across the hole
on the lid. The children can pluck the rubber bands. Have the children
play their instruments for the younger children and infants.
TV Watching
You need to ask the parents if the child is to watch TV, how long
can he watch and what shows can he watch. The TV should be used
only as a learning aid. Children will learn the most from TV if
you talk about the shows with them. It should not be used for adult
entertainment while children are in your care.
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