Let
each child find a rock that they can hold in their hand. After cleaning their rocks, let them
decorate the rocks with paints, wiggly eyes, yarn hair, etc. Ask the children to name their pet
rocks and make up a story about their rocks.
Have children bring their washable dolls to
school. Fill tubs with water and
soap, and then have a bathing party.
Add sponges, wash clothes, and squirt bottles.
Adaptations:
Let children wash doll clothes and hang them on a clothesline with
spring clothespins.
School
Children sit on a bottom step. One child is selected to be the
“teacher.” The “teacher” takes a small pebble and hides it in one hand behind
her back. The “teacher” holds up
both fists in front of the first player.
If the first player correctly selects that fist that holds the pebble
then she can move up to the next step.
If she selects the empty hand she stays on the bottom step. The “teacher” hides the pebble and then
the second player gets a turn.
When every child has had a turn the “teacher” starts back with the first
player. The first child to reach
the top step is the new “teacher.”
*This game can be played indoors our
outdoors.
