Treasure Hunt, Lead by a Bear?

 Clues Given Lead to Something Fun!

Rhyme and Reason for the Season

    A few children and some side-kicks gather at Bears House and find a note on the front door. Reading it aloud it leads them on a wild chase to find some promised treasure. "Oh what could it be?" The children must sort out the clue, to find the next clue, like stepping stones through a pond. Mostly those clues rhyme, which add a touch of friendly Bear humor. Mrs. Small takes it a step further and gives voice to the characters she has fallen in love with. Sound effects take it deeper.

    This is a well illustrated picture-book any child 6-9 will get into the clues. Stop the video at anytime after the clues are spoken so your child can discover the clue for him/herself (optional). It turns into a game for them to figure out by listening and looking. 

3 Different Dexterity Games for Simple Indoor Fun! FamilyTime!

 "Bungle, Paper Plane, Clothespin"

Kids 1-2-3 Games! Easy & Fun!

    When I was young I was very fortunate to have a creative family. We would come up with easy to make games that would keep us busy making and playing them. I'm not sure Bungle was named Bungle back then but I liked the sound of it so I'm sticking with it. (Click on the picture to watch a 4-minute video on how it all pieces together and how you play it). 

    The popsicle stick physics can be a challenge for the younger ones who might need some help. Bungle is most appropriate for ages seven and up. The other two games are the easiest and take less effort to get started. If you don't have clothespins you can easily substitute other basic items to use instead, ie; coins.

    Kids are great at coming up with new games. Encourage them to do so. If the house gets a little messy set a time for a 5-minute clean-up at intervals so it doesn't get to be hazardous. You can also make a game out of cleaning up. Gathering and clean-up games that are timed can be a lot of fun and making things fun is the idea.

    I must do a brainstorm with my thoughts and to try and remember all the games we played. More game episodes to come in future episodes.

    

    

    

Indoor Activity-:- 4 Simple Games Kids Enjoy! Map and Find, Hot/Cold find, Trail Find, and Rhyme Find

Four Indoor Games!

• Map and Find, 
• Hot/Cold find, 
• Trail Find, 
•  Rhyme Find"

    So you as a parent have plenty to finish and the kids are driving you crazy! 

    Here are four FREE games they can figure out on their own and do without assistance. Click on the map and it will take you to a video explaining the games further. Please be patient, because it takes less than five minutes to view in order to gain an afternoon aimed toward busy needs. Start at 1:28 for the kiddos if you are in a major hurry! 

Thanks for visiting!

From a Preschool Teacher who loves kids! 

Mrs. Small  

(Click on Picture)

Trail Find Activity