Southland Christian Ministry Training
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By Carolyn
One of the most fantastic activities I’ve done with kids is this one…bath time fun. Just look at the smile on his face, he is loving every moment of it.
Colored Ice Cubes is a fun activity that helps the child in learning his colors and learning about cold.
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By Carolyn
Jelly Bean Bracelet
An exciting candy craft for young children and they will enjoy eating their bracelet afterwards.
Requirements: * A packet of jelly beans * A needle and thimble * Cotton or thin hat elastic. (I used 4 threads of cotton)
Push needle through each jelly bean and watch your bracelet grow.
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By Carolyn
Have a color day (or week, or once a week) to help children learn their colors.
For a RED day, the child could wear a red shirt or red shorts.
When eating point out all the RED foods, watermelon, apple.
Do RED activities, paintings with an emphasis on RED, try making RED playdough. Pick . . . → Read More: Teaching Colors through Red Color Day
By Carolyn
Colored Pegs.
While encouraging children to be part of all household activities, you can still be teaching colors to them. Family life is about being, doing and working together, helping each other and having fun doing it, regardless of the activity.
When you hang out the washing, encourage children to . . . → Read More: Teaching Colors to Children
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Can’t find the right activities to do with your kids? Don’t know where to start looking? Then try this fantastic package. 
This fun filled pack is designed for children aged 4 to 13, including puzzles, games, puppets, printable activity sheets, crafts and cooking recipes, Christmas decorations and calendars, Dinosaur activities and games, plus many, many more. With over 750 A4 size activities to choose from, you will have heaps of things to do with your kids to keep them actively involved and learning new skills.
A Word Of Caution This website contains some great crafts to do together with your children and toddlers. However, supervision is required as some of the activities include small parts and dangerous instruments eg scissors.
Our children's safety, both physical and emotional is of utmost importance.
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