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1. SPIDERMAN SPELLING GAME

Help Spiderman save the day with this great spelling game for kids. Use Spiderman’s web of words to climb buildings and keep the city safe from Doc Ock. Use letters to form as many different words as you can, advancing onwards through a variety of fun stages. This free word puzzle game will help students develop their English ability while entertaining them at the same time. Enjoy the challenge of this interactive activity and have fun learning online!

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3. RATTLE AND ROLL:BISCUIT TIN BANDER

Babies love noise. They love it even more when they're the ones making it! This biscuit tin banter toy promises to provide endless hours of noisy fun for your little one.

Number of Players:
1+
What You Need:

biscuit tin

old keys

tape

Activity:

Grab an empty biscuit tin and a few keys that are no longer in use. (Using car keys could become problematic!)

Place the loose keys into the biscuit tin and secure the lid tightly.

Shake the tin and rattle it about so your baby is looking for the noise and following it around.

When your baby can start to shake and roll the tin, it becomes a fun crawling game as they chase after the noise.

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2. FINGER PUPPET GAME

Showing your baby finger puppets can be one of the first interactive games to play. Baby games teach baby all kinds of language skills very early on.

Number of Players:
1+
What You Need:

finger puppet

Activity:

Put a finger puppet on your finger.

Say your baby's name while moving the puppet up and down, and see whether your baby can follow the movement.

Now move the finger puppet in a circle.

Each time your baby is able to follow the puppet, try a new movement or series of movements.

This will help develop your baby's visual accuracy and speed.

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2. EASY SPELLING GAME

Learn to spell with this easy word puzzle game for kids. Combine letters to form a range of different words, how many can you get correct? Use the provided pictures to help narrow down the options and make the questions easier. This fun online activity will help improve student’s spelling ability in a fun, interactive way. Get started and improve your English today!

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1. BABY MUSIC GAME

Simply put on some music and enjoy your time with baby, dancing, singing or simply humming along - you will be amazed at how much fun she will have, and learn, from such a simple experience.

Number of Players:
1+
What You Need:

Music or musical instruments

Activity:

You don’t have to go to a structured class to enjoy music with your baby.

Put on a CD, scoop her up in your arms and dance around the room.

She can also make her own music by banging a drum (or saucepan), shaking some maracas or rattling a tambourine.
2.DAY IS DONE
Kid's music is a magic way for kids to learn, especially through singing children's songs. The repetition of the children's song lyrics, along with simple counting and discovery, make learning kid songs a fun favourite for babies through to school age kids.
Activity:

Day is done lyrics

Day is done, gone the sun,
From the lakes, from the hills, from the sky,
All is well, safely rest,
God is nigh.

LINK (http://www.kidspot.com.au/discoverycentre/2-3-years-Physical-Physical-learning-games-2-3+5422+522+article.htm)

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1. ROPE JUMP

Jumping rope is a classic game that has been around forever! With this activity you can teach your kids how to jump rope no matter what age they are. They will love showing you any special tricks they have come up with.

Number of Players:
2+
What You Need:

jump rope

sock

Activity:

Tie the sock to the end of a jump rope.

Have the children stand around you in a circle (or if there is only one child they can just stand in front of you) a little less than the length of the rope away.

Swing the rope low and slow and encourage the children to jump as it comes past.

For younger children, you might need to go very slow on the ground as their coordination will not allow much more than this.

For older children, you can swing the rope faster and higher and higher with each turn.

They will love showing you their capabilities!

Jumping rope is a classic game that has been around forever! With this activity you can teach your kids how to jump rope no matter what age they are. They will love showing you any special tricks they have come up with.

Number of Players:
2+
What You Need:

jump rope

sock

Activity:

Tie the sock to the end of a jump rope.

Have the children stand around you in a circle (or if there is only one child they can just stand in front of you) a little less than the length of the rope away.

Swing the rope low and slow and encourage the children to jump as it comes past.

For younger children, you might need to go very slow on the ground as their coordination will not allow much more than this.

For older children, you can swing the rope faster and higher and higher with each turn.

They will love showing you their capabilities!