weekend activites
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Topic: weekend activites
Posted By: jeniwhite
Subject: weekend activites
Date Posted: 07 Mar 2007 at 5:16pm
Any idea for a weekend activities for toddlers? I have a 35 months old son and I want him to learn while playing. He has lots of books (brainy baby, lets have fun and learn.. etc), http://www.nestfamily.com - children's bible stories (noah, moses, good samaritan) and some lego blocks. Also he has many toys, and he knows how to manipulate the computer. I gave him jumpstart...
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http://www.nestfamily.com - children's bible stories
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Posted By: topangarose
Date Posted: 11 Feb 2008 at 12:47am
Give him a cardboard box and see what happens.
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Posted By: brianpgross
Date Posted: 17 Apr 2009 at 7:29pm
At that age, anything is good. Doesn't need to be expensive or too planned.
How about a walk around the neighborhood? Pick up leaves and acorns and make something out of them. Or go to a pet store for an hour (where you can play with dogs and cats and hamsters). Or a quick trip to a dollar store for new crayons and paper. Or your local library or bookstore -- especially if you can catch a children's book reading. Or church with kid classes during the service (you can even become a regular volunteer in the kids class with your own kid).
Anything where they go somewhere different and get to look and touch -- it's all educational.
Have fun.
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