>Give yourself or your friends crazy hairdos! What have you got? Put it in your hair! (Well, not gum, or paint, or things that will ruin your hair or not come out!) Make this a family activity: Take turns giving each other crazy hairdos. This activity promotes creativity and grooming skills.
>Does your local library or bookstore have story time for children? Call and ask! Sometimes you need to register, sometimes you don’t. Make this a family activity: Take the whole family to the library or bookstore to enjoy the books! This activity promotes literacy.
>Here are some ingredient ideas for making your own pizza at home. How to make mini pizzas: Crust: Make your own crust from scratch or use mini-pitas or small tortillas (found in the bread aisle). You can also find pre-made crusts in the bread aisle. Sauce: Use canned pizza sauce, salsa, alfredo sauce, or olive
>You heard me! Get ooey, gooey gross! Cook some elbow noodles or spaghetti noodles and let them cool. Place your feet in them and wiggle your toes. Doesn’t that feel cool? Make this a family activity: Get everyone to try it. This activity promotes sensory exploration.
>Do you have an invisible friend? No? Why not create one. If you already have an invisible friend, create another one. Who is your invisible friend? Give them a name, birthday, hobbies, favourite foods, and books they like to read. When you get bored or lonely, talk and play with your invisible friend. Have tea
>To make stained glass window using paper, you will need: tissue paper, black construction paper, glue, white pencil crayon, and scissors. The sheet of construction paper will be the frame for your stained glass. 1) Draw different shaped windows/panes on the frame. Make sure you leave at least 1/4 inch (3 cm) of space between
