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Pineapple Bowling - Decorate the bottles to look like pineapples. You can use pineapple cutouts - or wrap them in yellow tissue paper with green construction paper leaves at the top. Use the coconut to bowl with and knock over the 'pins'! Note: add a little water to each bottle to give them a little weight.
Musical Hugs - This game is very similar to musical chairs, except everybody wins. The teacher plays music and the children dance to the music. When the teacher stops the tape, the children find ONE friend to hug (nice, gentle hugs). The teacher can make a rule such as every time the music stops, find a different ...
Holiday Hopscotch - Make an indoor game for a rainy day. Allow children to use their gross motor skills and number recognition by playing Hopscotch. Use 10 pieces of heavy cardboard, or posterboard. Draw and color a holiday icon (Ground hog,Clovers, Hearts, Turkeys,etc.) on the cards and Number them 1-10,you can also color ...
Follow the Leprechaun - A great game for St. Patrick's day activities! This game is played like "Follow the Leader" only today the leader is a Leprechaun!
Cotton ball race - Put all cotton balls in one bowl and have child(ren) use tongs to pick up cotton balls and put into other bowl. This can be a race if more than one child is present for the activity. This activity is great for preschoolers that need to strengthen their writing hands before they begin school.
Spider Web Spin - 1. Draw a large spider web with black marker on the white paper. 2. Use same instructions as Pin the Tail on the Donkey. Blind fold child and spin them around three times. Give them spider cut out and have them try to place the spider in the middle of the web. We use this game at our annual Halloween ...
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