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  #1 Irina Marchenko on 29 Jul 13

   

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  #2 Irina Marchenko on 29 Jul 13

   

  Provide alternatives. Kids are learning about their world everyday. Make sure that most of their learning comes from self-experience and not from being told about things via the medium of TV. To assist their self-exploration and to perk their curiosity, provide a range of alternative activities. Keep an activity cupboard packed with activities such as:
  
  Science kit projects (erupting volcanoes, magnets, 3D models, electronics kits, weather forecasting kits, natural discovery books and kits etc.)
  Craft, art and drawing materials.
  Board games, playing cards, marbles, miniatures (for older kids), Lego bricks, building kits, etc.
  A good library of kids' books aimed at their ages, across a wide variety of subjects.
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  Encourage outdoor and sporting activities. Keep a good supply of balls, bats, rackets, shuttlecocks, jump ropes, Frisbees, bikes, and other outdoor objects handy. Go to the parks, the pool, or the football field and be active together. Encourage older kids to go by themselves and play sports with friends. Enroll kids of all ages in sports classes, either team or individual, depending on your kids' expressions of interest.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Provide alternatives. Kids are learning about their world everyday. Make sure that most of their learning comes from self-experience and not from being told about things via the medium of TV. To assist their self-exploration and to perk their curiosity, provide a range of alternative activities. Keep an activity cupboard packed with activities such as: <br /> <br /> Science kit projects (erupting volcanoes, magnets, 3D models, electronics kits, weather forecasting kits, natural discovery books and kits etc.) <br /> Craft, art and drawing materials. <br /> Board games, playing cards, marbles, miniatures (for older kids), Lego bricks, building kits, etc. <br /> A good library of kids' books aimed at their ages, across a wide variety of subjects. <br /> 8 <br /> Encourage outdoor and sporting activities. Keep a good supply of balls, bats, rackets, shuttlecocks, jump ropes, Frisbees, bikes, and other outdoor objects handy. Go to the parks, the pool, or the football field and be active together. Encourage older kids to go by themselves and play sports with friends. Enroll kids of all ages in sports classes, either team or individual, depending on your kids' expressions of interest.</div>

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