Taylor!
I babysit a four year old quite a bit.
What activities can we do that are actually fun and creative instead of playing Wii all day long?
10 Points for most fun and creative activities ;)
Answer
Coloring and drawing
Collages
Play dough
Hand printing
Potato stamps
Ideas and printouts you can find here: http://www.toddler-net.com/Games_art_crafts.html
Read books
Building blocks (Lego)
Use chairs and blanket to build a tent or "plane" or "bus"
Bubbles and water guns
Go to a playground and just let him/her run around.
Make a paper airplane
Coloring and drawing
Collages
Play dough
Hand printing
Potato stamps
Ideas and printouts you can find here: http://www.toddler-net.com/Games_art_crafts.html
Read books
Building blocks (Lego)
Use chairs and blanket to build a tent or "plane" or "bus"
Bubbles and water guns
Go to a playground and just let him/her run around.
Make a paper airplane
365 Drawings for kids.?
caitlin k
I am trying to make a drawing book for my sister. She loves to draw but I am not sure how I want to have the pages. I want to write what to draw but I don't want it to be like draw a dog,cat,stop sign etc.
Answer
Build on previous drawings. One day, draw (for example) a grassy lawn, a tree, and some clouds. The next day, a flower growing in the lawn. The next day, a bee heading towards the flower. The day after that, a bird bath. Then a bird in the bird bath and a nest in the tree.
That way, after 5 days, she's drawn 5 things and made a full scene.
If you can come up with 7 things per scene, she'll then have a different scene for each week. You can do a table setting with cookies and a teapot and a napkin and silverware and a cup and saucer and a birthday cake.
You can have a circus tent with a clown and balloons and a juggler and a trapeze and a lion and a ringmaster.
52 scenes will be a challenge, but it will make an awesome book!
Best of success to you!
~Moz
Build on previous drawings. One day, draw (for example) a grassy lawn, a tree, and some clouds. The next day, a flower growing in the lawn. The next day, a bee heading towards the flower. The day after that, a bird bath. Then a bird in the bird bath and a nest in the tree.
That way, after 5 days, she's drawn 5 things and made a full scene.
If you can come up with 7 things per scene, she'll then have a different scene for each week. You can do a table setting with cookies and a teapot and a napkin and silverware and a cup and saucer and a birthday cake.
You can have a circus tent with a clown and balloons and a juggler and a trapeze and a lion and a ringmaster.
52 scenes will be a challenge, but it will make an awesome book!
Best of success to you!
~Moz
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