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Alyssa B
I need a good preschool age appropriate activity that goes along with the snack of trail mix. I was thinking something on the lines of traveling. It can be a file folder or craft pretty much anything that will take longer than 5 minutes. any idea or websites would be great! thanks!
Answer
Hello Alyssa.
You use a snack of Trail Mix, when?
Why of course...when you are on a hike
Are you able to take a hike (walk) outside anywhere?
There all sorts of themed hikes you can do with your preschoolers.
One I love is to have several students pick out a favorite toy or crayon. Using those items, try to find those colors while on your walk.
Another is to have them stop, look, listen at various points. Leading them to certain "FINDS" - ie a bird in a nest singing, a bird in the tree, a squirrel, a leaf, a pine cone, a fish in the water, a duck, etc. They can then come in and draw or color what they Found while on their discovery walk.
You could also set up an outside trek - where you have to jump over the river (two jumpropes), crawl under a ___ (anything low lying) , go into a cave (a box - open eneded), climb a huge rock - etc... use your imagination with it...anything can be fun.
write and let us know what you do
Hello Alyssa.
You use a snack of Trail Mix, when?
Why of course...when you are on a hike
Are you able to take a hike (walk) outside anywhere?
There all sorts of themed hikes you can do with your preschoolers.
One I love is to have several students pick out a favorite toy or crayon. Using those items, try to find those colors while on your walk.
Another is to have them stop, look, listen at various points. Leading them to certain "FINDS" - ie a bird in a nest singing, a bird in the tree, a squirrel, a leaf, a pine cone, a fish in the water, a duck, etc. They can then come in and draw or color what they Found while on their discovery walk.
You could also set up an outside trek - where you have to jump over the river (two jumpropes), crawl under a ___ (anything low lying) , go into a cave (a box - open eneded), climb a huge rock - etc... use your imagination with it...anything can be fun.
write and let us know what you do
What should I pack for our visit to the State Fair?
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We are bringing our preschooler to the state fair one afternoon/evening this week. I don't want to be caught totally empty-handed, so I'm trying to plan ahead as to what I should pack... We'll have a stroller, umbrella, water, camera, those types of things...what are some other good ideas of things to bring along? Thanks!
Answer
autograph book and oversized pens (if pre-purchased)
Batteries - for video games and camera
Binoculars (great for Fireworks or if you are staying at Animal Kingdom Lodge)
Birth Certificate (if coming from outside the USA)
brush/comb
camera (waterproof camera if visiting a water park)
CD Player and CDs (for teenagers)
clothes pegs (in case the curtains in the room don't shut completely to darken the room for naps)
copy of birth certificate (for the airplane)
deck of cards
deodorant
Disney dollars
dresses (for girls only)
fanny pack (to be worn)
favorite toy
film
flashlight (a small one for dark rides)
Games - travel games (small, light, and magnetic - great for long lines)
Guest of Honor Badges (if pre-purchased)
gum or candy for airplane
hat
head phones (for teenagers)
health insurance card
iPod (or other mp3 player, iPod charger, cell boost
jacket (if traveling in winter)
lip balm
Medical info
medications (including children's Tylenol, Benadryl)
mini personal fan
money
nightlight
pair of glasses or extra contact lenses and cleaning solution
pajamas
pants
passport (if coming from out of USA)
ponchos (and/or other rain gear)
Reading material (for the airplane)/game boy & games/toys
refillable mugs (if purchased on a prior trip to same resort)
school work
Shampoo, cream rinse or conditioner and soap (especially for children who are sensitive)
shorts
snacks (suggest individual packages of fruit snacks)
sneakers
socks
soda bottle strap (can buy at parks for about $3)
sunglasses
sunscreen
sweatshirts
swim goggles
swim suits
swimmies (if new at swimming)
tissue
toothbrush
toothpaste
towel
t-shirts
umbrella
underwear
wallet
watch
water bottle
water shoes
autograph book and oversized pens (if pre-purchased)
Batteries - for video games and camera
Binoculars (great for Fireworks or if you are staying at Animal Kingdom Lodge)
Birth Certificate (if coming from outside the USA)
brush/comb
camera (waterproof camera if visiting a water park)
CD Player and CDs (for teenagers)
clothes pegs (in case the curtains in the room don't shut completely to darken the room for naps)
copy of birth certificate (for the airplane)
deck of cards
deodorant
Disney dollars
dresses (for girls only)
fanny pack (to be worn)
favorite toy
film
flashlight (a small one for dark rides)
Games - travel games (small, light, and magnetic - great for long lines)
Guest of Honor Badges (if pre-purchased)
gum or candy for airplane
hat
head phones (for teenagers)
health insurance card
iPod (or other mp3 player, iPod charger, cell boost
jacket (if traveling in winter)
lip balm
Medical info
medications (including children's Tylenol, Benadryl)
mini personal fan
money
nightlight
pair of glasses or extra contact lenses and cleaning solution
pajamas
pants
passport (if coming from out of USA)
ponchos (and/or other rain gear)
Reading material (for the airplane)/game boy & games/toys
refillable mugs (if purchased on a prior trip to same resort)
school work
Shampoo, cream rinse or conditioner and soap (especially for children who are sensitive)
shorts
snacks (suggest individual packages of fruit snacks)
sneakers
socks
soda bottle strap (can buy at parks for about $3)
sunglasses
sunscreen
sweatshirts
swim goggles
swim suits
swimmies (if new at swimming)
tissue
toothbrush
toothpaste
towel
t-shirts
umbrella
underwear
wallet
watch
water bottle
water shoes
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