What's Missing? Memory Game
What's Missing? Memory Game
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Test your child's memory skills. Can he tell what's missing in this fun game?
Materials
Various household objects or small toys
Directions
Test your kid's memory skills by placing a few toys or household objects in front her.
Allow her to study them, then have her close her eyes while you remove one object.
See if she can tell you which object is missing.
Like this , find Missing Letters PGD
Answer is Payground
Fun and simple ways to play with balloons
Fun and simple ways to play with balloons
Balloons are easily available and fun to play with. And they are cheap too! Why not have a game or two with your kids and at the same time foster a closer relationship with them through fun.
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Here are the fun ideas you can play with balloons:
1. Static balloons. Rub a balloon with a piece of cloth to create enough static electricity to attract light objects like pieces of paper or hair.
2. Swinging balloons. Hang an inflated balloon on the ceiling with a rope. Let your toddler hit the balloon with hands. To get creative, you can show them to use a toy to hit the balloon (not the sharp ones!). Or you can even carry your child and use their legs to kick it.
3. Catch balloon. This is a simple game. Just throw the balloon to and fro without touching the ground. It’s quite a challenge though for toddlers.
4. A magical moment with balloons. Stun your kids with this trick: deflate a balloon without popping it. Blow up a balloon to its proper size. Tie off the balloon. Stick cellophane tape to the balloon, either side of it or top. Take a needle and pierce through the tape slowly and pull it out slowly.
5. Hide the balloon somewhere in the house. And ask your kids to find it.
6. Teamwork. Stand face to face with your kid and put the balloon in between your bellies or chests. Without using your hands, move together toward a designated finishing line.
