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MissCandice
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Topic: Wet day activities.. Posted: 22 March 2009 at 2:30pm |
What do you do?
So far we have put all the pillows in the lounge, snuggled down and had breakfast watchng Hi5.
We have played playdough and puzzles, even though we do these everyday.
Now we have a bucket of warm water and various containers and shes playing with that.. Messy but i have a towel around the bucket and covering the floor.
What else can i do?
We dont have paint or id do painting.
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Mum2ET
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Posted: 22 March 2009 at 2:50pm |
dolls? Ella spends ages feeding,bathing, pushing her dolls in the stroller etc
books- we got a couple of books which have pictures of everyday objects (animals, people, clothes, cars etc) and Ella spends a lot of time just looking over them and pointing out her fav things. I am also in the process of making a 'book' for her of all her fav things and people
make a playhut? we put a sheet over the dining room chairs and crawl around them,
baking? Ella loves 'helping' me make biscuits (and then eats the left over dough).
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MissCandice
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Posted: 22 March 2009 at 2:51pm |
Hmmmm baking sounds like a good idea :)
Thanks..
I love the playhut idea too, but we dont have dining chairs, but i will improvise.
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Mum2ET
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Posted: 22 March 2009 at 2:54pm |
I make a gingerbread men recipe and Ella helps making all the shapes in the mixture. I normally make the whole recipe up and then freeze half of it to use another time.
also you could just turn the stereo up and dance around the living room 
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lizzle
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Posted: 22 March 2009 at 3:28pm |
we are about do some art activities - put some drops of food colouring in chaving foam, press onto paper then use a window wiper thing to wipe off the foam and voila, pretty picture...well, iot looked like that on Good Morning when they did the demo.
and we do the gingerbread as well. spotlight do big letter shapes that you can buy.
dancing is another big one.
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kriss
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Posted: 22 March 2009 at 10:01pm |
Blowing and catching bubbles, colouring in, cleaning the house (for some reason littlies seem to want to help lol), balloon volley, collages..
We also watch Baby/Little Einstein, catch rain outside or jump in puddles, dress ups and dancing or action songs
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Posted: 23 March 2009 at 1:49pm |
Tom loves his crayons (washable crayola..and they do come off thank god!) and the other day I downloaded some colouring in sheets of the wiggles, pooh etc. He loved that. We have made huts. he likes to watch but then loses interest....boys! Dancing doesnt work for us. tom is too cool to dance.
I have baked with him..its a mess but he seems to like it. We have done scones and muffins. He even remembered rubbing the butter into the flour with the scones and wanted to do that with the muffins. It is messy but fun. We then washed the dishes....twice!!! But he wanted to drink the water and eat the brush...nice!!!
How about a trip to the library? or go out to a cafe together. She can have a fluffy and you can have your drink. She will feel pretty grown up.
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Posted: 23 March 2009 at 1:54pm |
baking, crayons (cleaner than paint!), hide and seek, reading books, dancing to music, building towers with blocks, dress ups, trolley derby (if you have a trolley, put her in it and race around the house). And let her play independantly too. Somtimes, even though it is wet, a trip out is good for both of you. Go the local library or mall and do a walk and talk. Puddle jumping is fun if its not too cold.
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