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30 DIY Puppet Ideas To Make a Puppet For Your Kids

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All parents want to engage their kids in productive activities, improving their skills and mental development. So, indulge your kids in puppet-playing with these DIY Puppets making ideas, and this will be extremely useful to grow them smarter and more genius. The puppet-play improving the kids’ lang…

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Prepare a list of things you want them to look for. You can print off a picture of each item for them to identify outside.

You can then let them go together in small groups or all at once, trying to find each item on the list.

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To play Simon Says, the person who is chosen as Simon gives a set of commands and the children must follow them.
If a child still carries out the command, without you saying, ‘Simon Says,’ he is out of the game. The last person standing is the winner.
You can make this game as easy or as difficult as needed to suit the children. You could also nominate the winner to play Simon next.

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Choose to either tell a story or read a book. Then, whenever you say a particular word or phrase throughout the story, the children must clap each time they hear it.

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The rules go as follows:

Start by sitting in a circle.

One person begins and whispers a sentence into the ear of the person next to them.

That person then passes the message on to the next person.

Once it reaches the last person in the circle, she says the sentence out loud.

The goal of the game is to send the message, intact, all the way around the circle.

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Everyone sits in a circle with their hands out, and their eyes closed. One person takes a button and goes around the circle pretending to put the button in everyone’s hands. The person will put the button in one person’s hands. Once they finish with the circle, everyone opens their eyes and tries to guess who has the button. Once the group finally guesses who has the button, they get to go around the circle to give it to someone else.

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Start by putting chairs in a circle. There should be one less chair than the number of children playing.

Once the music begins, everyone walks around the chairs. When the music stops, everyone must find a chair to sit in. The person without a chair is out of the game. For each round, remove another chair.

The game continues until there is only one chair left. Whoever sits in the last chair, wins.

For younger children do NOT remove chairs.  The children will just look for a chair when the music stops.

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The rules go as follows:

One person picks an object in the room.

Then, they say, “I spy with my little eyes, something …” followed by the colour of their object.

The rest of the group takes turns guessing what that object could be.

The person can only answer yes or no.

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One player stands in the front of the room while the rest are on the opposite side. When that person turns their back and says, “green light,” everyone tries to reach that person first, moving as quickly as they can.

When that person turns around and says, “red light,” everyone has to freeze and not move at all. If anyone moves after, “red light” is called, they must go back to the start line. The first person to touch the caller wins the game.