Holidays are COMING!....
Clueless what to do with your kids?
Don't have NEW ideas to engage your kids?
Want to try something NEW & EXCITING, but on a shoe-string budget?
What are some fun but also educational activities for your kids? The good news is that kids are fairly easy to entertain so there’s no need to go out and spend a fortune or turn your house into an amusement park.
Here are a few fun & easy ideas!
Go for a nature walk – Educational yet lots of fun. Your kids will love exploring and collecting different treasures to bring home. Point out big leaves to him or different colored plants or flowers. Collect opposites such as a small leaf and a big leaf or a small stick and a big stick.
Take your time and have fun. Don’t worry if you don’t live near a nature reserve or park. A simple walk around your neighborhood will be sufficient. Your kid won’t mind and there will still be lots for him to see.
Have Fun With Water – Fill a small tub with water and give your kids several containers of different sizes. Let her pour water from one container to the other and you can even add some bubbles for extra fun. This is a fun activity that also helps build hand eye coordination. You can also place different objects in a tub and show your kid how some of them float and others sink.
Start a Photo Album – Make a photo album and fill it with pictures of your kids, your family and extended family as well. This is especially good if your kids has relatives that live far away. Talk about who each person is and where they come from or where they live.
Paper Tearing or Cutting – Find a couple of old magazines or catalogues and let your kids tear pages out, try to get her to tear small shapes or just let her have fun. If your kid is a little older you can teach her how to use child-sized scissors to cut out shapes.
Toddlers are constantly learning. This is the perfect age for you to have fun with your child while helping them learn. And don’t think you have to do something too elaborate. Toddlers are easily pleased and will find wonder and amazement in even the smallest of things. Enjoy these years.
Bake Cookies – The bad news first, things will get messy. The good news, cooking is both fun and educational and even children as young as 2 can get involved. Depending on your kid’s age let her help and don’t worry too much about how the final product will look or even taste, concentrate on the actual putting it together part.
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As you’re mixing the ingredients tell your kids what you’re doing. Name out each ingredient and measurement out loud and once you finish enjoy your delicious homemade treats.
Baking with kids can be one of the most joyful quality time with your lovely kids. You will enjoy great conversation, wonderful learning, and some precious memories too. Even though you're not a master baker yourself, I'm sure your cookies will turn out pretty good ~ come on, it's baked with love!
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So this holiday season, why not bake with your kids and do something together that can make your holiday extra merrier? Hari Raya Haji, School Holidays, Christmas, New Year - so many opportunities to make this festivals extra SPECIAL!
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