Think of how often you've seen kids 'watch' TV while using their eyes for other things. Activities that require active participation are fun and encourage your child to rely on sight, without any help from their ears. They are printed with dyes that become colorful with water.
Children brush a damp paintbrush across a page and easily create colorful pictures.
These books can be found near the coloring books in many grocery and drug stores. Bozo buckets or other beanbag toss games can also be fun. If she misses, have her try again until she is able to get the ball into each of the buckets. Reading is another wonderful way to pass time. As you read, follow the words with your finger, drawing your child's attention along with you.