Or the dog can chase
kids around pretending to be a real lion to get some exercise and have some fun.
Not exact matches
Whether it was making homemade chocolates and creepy crawlers to sell to my neighbors (there were only four houses on my street); running
around my yard in a yellow raincoat with a small detective kit
pretending to be Harriet the Spy; organizing schoolwide plays and talent shows in 4th grade; making up dances in my living room; or my best venture ever, capturing mini frogs, putting them in a caged box, and charging neighborhood
kids to see «Frogland,» I was always up to something.
Gift wrapping
pretend play is such a fun activity to do with
kids around the holidays, and perfect for building fine motor skills.
Coji is programmed to do some very silly things that
kids love like snore, make silly faces, fart, burp, display fireworks, spin
around like a tornado, «slip» on a banana peel, flush a toilet, drink a baby bottle, play the Happy Birthday song, jam on a musical instrument,
pretend to be a unicorn, cry like a baby, set off an alarm, and blow kisses.
And make sure your child also has plenty of playtime to clown
around with friends and family, dream, play
pretend, and just be a
kid.
The instruction is to move
around the tea table while the music is playing and once it stops every
kid has to take a teacup and
pretend they are seeping tea.
Simply grab things
around your house and
pretend to purchase things from your
kid.
These
pretend play scenarios with stuffed toys often reflect what
kids pare picking up in their social interactions with the people
around them, and what they observe in the relationships of people they know.
She has her
kids pretend they are these celestial bodies and shows them how to move
around each other as Native American or Tibetan music softly plays in the background.
The jacket I'm wearing is letting me fly a drone
around a virtual university campus just by spreading my arms and moving my body from side to side — like a
kid pretending to be a plane.
I love wrapping a sweater
around my neck and
pretending I'm either a preppy frat boy or a 35 - yr old mother on my way to pick up my
kids from golf camp.
With dad no longer on the scene, she's been
pretending he's off
around the world working as a jolly sailor, and has been keeping up an elaborate ruse involving taking all of the
kid's numerous letters and writing back to him herself.
Growing up, they were subjected to the never ending saga of their parents» famed performance art, wherein the family would travel
around and stage confrontational situations with strangers, believing the natural reactions created constituted as the only real art form there really is (including fake bank robberies,
pretending to heckle their
kids during a street performance, manipulating a high school staging of Romeo and Juliet, etc.).
«Remember when you were a
kid and
pretended that your toy cars came to life, zooming
around your living room on the most epic racetracks of your imagination?»
As a
kid I would put on my dad's motorcycle helmet and run
around pretending to be the Blue Bomber, stopping evil Robot Masters from helping Dr. Wily take over the world.
Kim, not having
kids around anymore I don't think along these lines for a tablescape, but you have so many creative ideas that I may need to
pretend my
kids are little again.