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Re: Sensory activities
Posted by Meme in KS on 4/17/08

    Hi Schari! I am great, how are you? How's your child care going? I am so grateful to
    be able to stay home with my little pumpkin, she is so much fun. Oh and as for the
    'Hawks, although I am a Wildcat at heart, I am really proud of the boys, they did
    awesome!!

    Thanks so much for the ideas and you are right, it's all stuff I did with my
    preschoolers. I am so excited to do more things with her now that she is older.

    Thanks again and I hope you are well!


    On 4/09/08, Schari wrote:
    > On 4/07/08, Meme in KS wrote:
    >> Hi! I am a former PreK teacher, but left teaching to be a
    >> stay at home mom. Since I mostly worked with children ages
    >> 3 and up (I use to visit the Preschool (EC) board here,
    >> this place is wonderful), I'm a little clueless as to what
    >> types of things I should do with my 18 month old daughter.
    >>
    >> I am looking for sensory activities that will be fun and
    >> safe for her. We have a sand table right now and she loves
    >> it although she has taken a few bites of sand :D.
    >>
    >> Thanks for any and all ideas!
    >
    > Hi Meme! How are you? I wondered what had happened to you.
    > Congratulations on your baby. How great for you to be able
    > to stay home and enjoy baby. Hey - how 'bout those Hawks?
    > Woo-Hoo!
    >
    > You can use many of the same things you used with your 3
    > years olds, just in smaller amounts and you'll be monitoring
    > closely. Like water, water with bubbles, sand, rice with
    > cups and spoons, cornmeal, fingerpaint, roller paint, brush
    > paint, cornstarch and rice goop mix, newspaper tearing and
    > crumpling, playdoh.
    >
    > I'm not sure I'm saying anything you don't already know, or
    > haven't tried. I'd just encourage you to involve baby in
    > everything you do as well as watching to see what baby enjoys
    > doing. Does baby show interest in the dirt when you are
    > outside? There's your next sensory experience. Learn about
    > the properties of dirt, then another time let baby add some
    > water to it and find out about mud. Show interest in the
    > washing machine filling up? Let her feel the water coming in
    > and then the soapy water when full. Interested in being with
    > you when you're cooking? Put some flour in a bowl with a
    > spoon and have baby sit right by you while you cook.
    > Watering flowers outside? Baby would love own watering can.
    > Washing riding toys with soapy water is great fun. Get a
    > package in the mail? Baby will love to walk and jump on
    > bubble wrap, or throw packing peanuts in the air.
    >
    > Have fun playing with your precious baby!

     
     

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