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Childminders club - activites totake to parents house that is not too expensive or bulky

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JELLYJELLY · 05/09/2005 17:57

Hello all,

I will be doing a spot of babysitting at a parents house for alot of children (10) shared help with a couple of other adults.

Apart from painting, glueing and sticking and playdoh any ideas on what else i could take to the house for the children to play with.

I will not be buying any extra special stuff but need a bit of help

Children range from 2-8yrs.
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RTKangaMummy · 05/09/2005 18:11

games board and dressing up, a sheet for making a den

JELLYJELLY · 05/09/2005 18:18

I could take reading monopoly for the older children but dont have many games for the younguns.

Any other ideas?

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loupylou · 05/09/2005 19:46

What about jigsaws or doing some baking?

goosey · 05/09/2005 21:32

Books and puppets

Tan1959 · 05/09/2005 23:42

Dominoes, Bingo, ISpy (you don't need any resources for that!), make paper puppets, threading beads for bracelets etc lacing cards....

ThePrisoner · 06/09/2005 00:19

Big pieces of card/paper, rulers, pencils or pens - get older children to design own games (you might need to supply dice).

Make menus, play shops/restaurant (use tins/packets from cupboard), draw and cut-out own playfood (all the stuff to go on pizzas?)

Draw round hands and feet - cut out, compare sizes etc. Colour them in, decorate etc.

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