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With this activity, you’ll learn how to create “Bugs on a Log” and “Face Sandwiches” – snacks you and your kids can prepare together. Not only are the snacks fun to create, but they are nutritious as well. |
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Since there’s not one activity that can prevent all the reasons a child may be throwing a tantrum, we’re going to introduce some strategies to help you manage children’s tantrums. Not only will we discuss how to give children a safe place to express their frustrations and emotions, but we’ll also learn how child care providers can document and observe what may trigger tantrums in certain children. This can help you prevent their behavior in the future by learning why and how a child gets to that emotional state. |
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For this activity, we’ll be creating a cardboard kitchen that kids will absolutely love to play in. Setting up a dramatic play area, like a kitchen, is an activity that really encourages cooperative dramatic play, which is the type of play that is most typical among 3 to 6 year olds. |
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This circle-time activity involves singing a “Name Song” that kids of different ages and learning abilities can participate in. |
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In this activity, you’ll learn how to create a simple marching game that will get kids moving and exercising. It’s a perfect activity you can adapt to any size living space – big or small. |
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