Materials: A timer that ticks
Hide the timer after you set it for 3-5 minutes. Your child has to find the timer before it rings. They can use their sense of hearing to find it.
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I have tried, probably 95% of these activities with my child. And if I haven't tried them yet...I will any day now!
A Little About Who I am and What this Site is All About
My name is Sarah and I am the proud mama of two boys. I have an 8 month old and an almost 4 year old. Before I chose to stay home with my boys I was a teacher. I chose to be a teacher for many reasons but one of the reasons was it was a career that would allow me to express my creativity and motivate others to learn.
After I chose to stay home I joined a Non-profit Organization for moms. It connects us and allows us to support each other through this journey through parenting and being home full time. As I started hosting playgroups people would notice some of the goofy things I did with my son Charley.
So if anyone out there reads this...feel free to share your ideas or try mine and let me know how they go.
Remember these are just goofy things that I pull out of my $#&...excuse my language. Some of them I have gotten from books or magazines. Others my sons and I created together. Tweek them to fit your child.
After I chose to stay home I joined a Non-profit Organization for moms. It connects us and allows us to support each other through this journey through parenting and being home full time. As I started hosting playgroups people would notice some of the goofy things I did with my son Charley.
So if anyone out there reads this...feel free to share your ideas or try mine and let me know how they go.
Remember these are just goofy things that I pull out of my $#&...excuse my language. Some of them I have gotten from books or magazines. Others my sons and I created together. Tweek them to fit your child.
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