That's a gift that never wears out. Making Parachutes Children seem to have a fascination for anything that flies or floats in the air. These parachutes won't stay up long, but you may find your child wanting to see their seemingly magical floating descents over and over again. Rag Ball Ball games can be hard for young children, especially at first. Besides that, when you encourage the use of ordinary household things for games, you're helping your child become inventive, creative and resourceful by finding new uses for things.
Many children like to get their hands into modeling dough.
Pounding on dough can even help on a day when your child is feeling angry. That's something your child needs for learning to use fingers carefully for writing. That kind of outer control can help your child develop inner self-control, too. When you're out in nature, you have wonderful opportunities to encourage your child's curiosity and an interest in looking closely at things. Attitudes about respecting nature, like most other attitudes and values, are caught, not taught.