Fun Activities for Kids

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FUN ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS

• By Sanjeev Datta

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INTRODUCTION

• Play is an essential part of a child's
  development. Why? Because peek-a-boo, patty-cake,
  and playing home teach children to think
  creatively and socially.
• When children play, they not only grow physically
  but also mentally and emotionally, and they learn
  how to deal with the outside world. Play is
  essential to your child's growth and development.
  It helps to alleviate stress.

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BENEFITS OF ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS
Enhances academic performance by increasing focus
and memory capacity.
Reduces the likelihood of depression by improving
brain health.
Maintaining a healthy cardiovascular and
metabolic system.
Strength and endurance training for the body's
muscles and joints.
Improves blood pressure and cardiovascular
fitness, which is good for the heart and the
lungs.
Reducing the risk of various chronic diseases,
such as type 2 diabetes and obesity, is
beneficial for long-term health.
Maintaining a Healthy Weight - Assists with
weight management and fat loss.
A bone-building supplement
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LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
WORD ARC
ROLE PLAYING
TAG-A-LONG
STORY TELLING
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• Storytelling is a fun way to learn new words and
  build language skills. Together, they make up
  stories with characters, conflict, and a joyful
  ending. Discuss who is in the photo, what they
  were doing, and where they were.

• On cardboard cutouts, write the words for
  everyday goods. These include furniture, bathroom
  products, apparel, and toys. Listen to each word
  and instruct your youngster to put it on the
  correct item. Gradually, you can start writing
  adjectives for household goods. Include fresh
  adjectives and assist your youngster to identify
  items that fit the description.

• Building on your child's existing vocabulary is a
  simple strategy to improve their language skills.
  On cardboard cutouts, write several nouns and
  verbs your child knows. Then write the adjectives
  and adverbs. A noun or verb plus as many
  adjectives and adverbs as feasible.

• Role-playing is a great approach to spark your
  child's imagination and teach new words and
  phrases. Using costumes and props (or making up
  your own!) you may role-play different characters
  and introduce related terms while stretching your
  child's imagination.

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COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
ALPHABET PRACTICES
FIND NOISES
COUNTING
KAROKE

• Ask your child to name everyday noises (i.e. a
  bird singing, a car horn, running water, or the
  dishwasher). He will learn how sounds relate to
  daily objects.

• Sing songs with your youngster and invite him to
  join in. This game improves memory and word
  recognition.

• Help your youngster recognize letters by singing
  the alphabet song, reading alphabet books, and
  playing alphabet puzzles.

• Find opportunities to count throughout the day.
  Count the shoes in your child's wardrobe or the
  slides on the playground when you go to the park.
  You might soon be counting everything!

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COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
MAKE CHOICES
QUESTION
GET OUT AND ABOUT
SHAPES COLORS
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• Asking questions like, Which toy should we take
  up first when cleaning the living room? Asking
  him questions helps him master problem-solving
  skills and understand his surroundings.

• Assemble shapes and colors with your youngster.
  That is a big car, red car, or That signal is
  red in color, when approaching a stop signal.
  Ask him to describe objects as he grows older.

• Would you like to wear the brown shirt or the
  blue shirt? How about string pasta or yogurt for
  lunch? This will help him feel more self-reliant
  and learn to make confident decisions.

• Visit your local children's museum, library, or
  farmer's market to pique his interest and provide
  hands-on opportunities. Ask him questions while
  you explore and observe his reactions. These
  adventures can teach you both a lot.

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CREATIVE LEARNING ACTIVITIES
PLAY WHAT-IF GAME
DRESS UP IMAGINATIVELY
SPONGING
ROLE PLAYING
NAME GAME
DRAW CONSTRUCT

• This crazy game will challenge your child's
  imagination. Think of hilarious scenarios to get
  those small minds flowing. Ex. What if cats and
  dogs barked?, What if it was sunny all day and
  night? What if pigs barked?

• All those clothes you don't want, don't fit, or
  are saving for no reason? Save these for a
  kindergarten creative thinking activity. Tell
  your child to put on an outfit. Ask them what
  they're wearing. And if you're clever, you'll
  make them play maid and clean up after
  themselves. WIN-WIN!

• Art is a fantastic way for kids to express
  themselves. Buy paintable sponges from any craft
  store for this exercise. Stock up on colors and
  paper, then head home and work. Let your kids
  express themselves. Deal with the mess! It's all
  for the arts. Help Your Child Develop Creative
  Thinking Skills. Enroll your child in the Atlas
  Mission and let them learn through play. Your
  child will unwittingly improve their creative
  thinking skills!

• Nothing beats having youngsters role play with
  plush animals or dolls. They can manufacture
  whatever dialogues and circumstances they want.
  Seeing how the little people in their world
  interact helps strengthen their social skills.
  Allow your child to act out their fantasies using
  plush animals.

• For this game, ask the child to mention as many
  red things as possible. Then inquire how many
  items are round. Continue with new examples.

• This activity necessitates a trip to the craft
  store. Get long rolls of paper... Enough time to
  track your child's body. Once home, have your
  child lie on the paper and trace their body. Then
  ask him or her to elaborate. It's fascinating to
  watch how children see themselves and how
  imaginative they can be.

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WHY PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT FOR KIDS?
HELPS IN IMPROVING SELF CONFIDENCE
IMPROVES COMMUNICATION SKILLS
BOOSTS SELF ESTEEM
HELPS IN COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT
ENCOURAGES GOOD BODY LANGUAGE
DEVELOPS SOCIAL BOLDNESS
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WHY SANJEEV DATTA PERSONALITY SCHOOL?
20 YEARS OF PIONEERING IN PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
25 STUDIOS CENTRES ACROSS DELHI NCR
4.7/5 STAR RATING BY OVER 10,000 TEACHERS/SEMINAR
PARTICIPANTS
1,00,000 PERSONALITY TRANSFORMATIONS
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Make your kids join our personality development
course now!
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