How many times have you told your child to “turn on his listening ears?” Well, this activity makes learning to listen fun as children explore their environments together. The only catch is - one friend is blindfolded! You'll definitely want to add this activity to your arsenal of learning games for kids! Looking for another fun way to play with a blindfold? Check out this blindfolded drawing actvity! WHAT YOU WILL NEED: Blindfold, balls, basket, or any additional objects to incorporate into the game WHAT TO DO: Designate a clear, safe space for this activity and be sure to have an adult ... Read More about COOPERATIVE LEARNING GAMES FOR KIDS: BLIND PLAY
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PAPER CRAFTS FOR KIDS: FRIENDSHIP CHAIN
We love easy paper crafts for kids! Here's one of my favorite fine motor activities for kids with a new twist: the friendship paper chain! “Is it Friday yet?” “How many days until we get to go to Dylans house?” Or, my personal favorite, “Is it tomorrow yet?” You’ve probably heard a few of these gems as your child counts down the days until an exciting event. A paper chain can be a fun way to count down to a visit with a cousin, a meet-up with a play group, or a special classroom event. This version sets the stage for a lesson on what it means to be a good friend. WHAT YOU'LL NEED: ... Read More about PAPER CRAFTS FOR KIDS: FRIENDSHIP CHAIN
CLINICAL CLOSE-UP
This page is intended to describe the benefits of the activities presented on the blog and is for use by ANYONE! As moms, we understand that some of the medical lingo related to pediatrics might leave you scratching your head and totally confused. But as medical professionals, we don't think anyone should be left in the dark when it comes to healthy development for kids! That's why you'll find a brief, user-friendly summary after each medical definition, just to make sure we're all on the same page. Balance is the ability to maintain the line of gravity of a body within the base of ... Read More about CLINICAL CLOSE-UP
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Check out our list of fun printable activities for kids that promote fine motor, visual motor, and gross motor development. Click on the titles to see each activity and get the printables: The Butter Making Song: Use this simple farm activity with a printable song as an opportunity to talk to kids about where their food comes from and how it’s made. Make Me a Monster: Kids will have a blast finishing off the faces of the Halloween characters in these free printable activities for kids. A great activity to encourage visual motor skills and attention to detail. The Little Old Lady ... Read More about freebies
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