What party activities and themes should I do for a 13 year olds bday party?
Q. I need activity, theme and game ideas for a private pool party, Sleepover activities that can be done inside or outside. and Activities for the day after. It is a birthday party for a 13 year old, there will be 6 girls or less. Thanks!
Asked by Summertimegirl<3 - Thu May 14 16:38:22 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hanna Montana would be a great theme party.* Grill some hot dgs/burgers.*
Answered by Sakal - Thu May 21 16:47:20 2009
Q. I need activity, theme and game ideas for a private pool party, Sleepover activities that can be done inside or outside. and Activities for the day after. It is a birthday party for a 13 year old, there will be 6 girls or less. Thanks!
Asked by Summertimegirl<3 - Thu May 14 16:38:22 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hanna Montana would be a great theme party.* Grill some hot dgs/burgers.*
Answered by Sakal - Thu May 21 16:47:20 2009
What are some activities I can do with my BIG dog inside while it is raining outside?
Q. I want some ideas of some fun activities that I can play with my Weimaraner indoors. It is raining outside, and he hates going out in the rain. I want some activities that don't result in wrecking my house, as those Weims have A LOT of energy! Please comment, give me some of your fun activities you play with your dogs inside (big dog or small dog even), and thanks for commenting!
Asked by OhLordy - Tue Jul 8 13:14:02 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Aim at a good brain work out rather than a physical romp, and you'll still have a happy, but tired dog at the end of it. You can buy great wooden toys where you hide food in the maze/cups and the dog has to work out which bit of the puzzle the food is under, or you can use the rainy time to increase your dog's obedience, or repertoire of tricks - how about adding roll over/play dead/bow... or teaching him to fetch a toy by name? Clicker training is useful here. Of course, he'll still need a good run when it stops raining - but you'll both have had fun and he'll have learned some new tricks at the same time.
Answered by triphazard99 - Tue Jul 8 13:19:25 2008
Q. I want some ideas of some fun activities that I can play with my Weimaraner indoors. It is raining outside, and he hates going out in the rain. I want some activities that don't result in wrecking my house, as those Weims have A LOT of energy! Please comment, give me some of your fun activities you play with your dogs inside (big dog or small dog even), and thanks for commenting!
Asked by OhLordy - Tue Jul 8 13:14:02 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Aim at a good brain work out rather than a physical romp, and you'll still have a happy, but tired dog at the end of it. You can buy great wooden toys where you hide food in the maze/cups and the dog has to work out which bit of the puzzle the food is under, or you can use the rainy time to increase your dog's obedience, or repertoire of tricks - how about adding roll over/play dead/bow... or teaching him to fetch a toy by name? Clicker training is useful here. Of course, he'll still need a good run when it stops raining - but you'll both have had fun and he'll have learned some new tricks at the same time.
Answered by triphazard99 - Tue Jul 8 13:19:25 2008
What activities can I do with a four year old with an ajustment reaction disorder?
Q. I am looking for activities to do with a four year old male. He lives in a home with 4 other children. The setting is good. I would be interested in start up activities to ease into the childs life.
Asked by Amy S - Thu Jul 5 16:25:42 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. is a good website to start. RAD is very serious and not all cases look the same. You can try doing things beside him and gradually work your way in but RAD children tend to lash out at people they start to bond with and become very aggressive.
Answered by TAT - Thu Jul 5 16:36:23 2007
Q. I am looking for activities to do with a four year old male. He lives in a home with 4 other children. The setting is good. I would be interested in start up activities to ease into the childs life.
Asked by Amy S - Thu Jul 5 16:25:42 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. is a good website to start. RAD is very serious and not all cases look the same. You can try doing things beside him and gradually work your way in but RAD children tend to lash out at people they start to bond with and become very aggressive.
Answered by TAT - Thu Jul 5 16:36:23 2007
Where can I find care home activities for the residents of my care home?
Q. I run activities at my care home most evenings and in the days. I need some fresh ideas for group activities that get my residents together having fun, smiling and laughing. Nothing too strenuous but I am interested in physical activities as well as activities for the mind. Thanks for your help.
Asked by Chris Boyle - Fri Oct 23 09:12:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Couple of good places For the mind check out Hoy is a bingo like game where the idea is for the players to match the playing cards on their sheet to what the caller turns over out of a pack of cards. for physical activites check out they sell loads of Activities products into care homes
Answered by Stuart - Fri Oct 23 09:28:31 2009
Q. I run activities at my care home most evenings and in the days. I need some fresh ideas for group activities that get my residents together having fun, smiling and laughing. Nothing too strenuous but I am interested in physical activities as well as activities for the mind. Thanks for your help.
Asked by Chris Boyle - Fri Oct 23 09:12:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Couple of good places For the mind check out Hoy is a bingo like game where the idea is for the players to match the playing cards on their sheet to what the caller turns over out of a pack of cards. for physical activites check out they sell loads of Activities products into care homes
Answered by Stuart - Fri Oct 23 09:28:31 2009
What tourist activities in Maui & Oahu require booking at least 5 days ahead?
Q. In my research, I noticed a few tips about needing to book some activities at least 5 days in advance---at the time I was just browsing and thought I'd run into it again upon further research. Now planning activities for our Hawaii trip and want to make sure I cover all my bases. I figure luaus don't have to be booked early...maybe like sunset cruises? Anyone? Are there others to be sure to book in advance?
Asked by luvtropics - Tue May 13 22:48:24 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It kind of depends on when you are going. We've found that summer months (when kids are out of school) and holidays tend to be extra busy. Thing tend to book up during those times. Actually Old Lahaina Luau on Maui books up a lot year round, so if you are thinking about that one, you should definitely book it asap. It's arguably the best in Hawaii. Some activities are cheaper if you book directly with the company ahead of time. Trilogy on Maui is one company that comes to mind. You can find lots of honest, unbiasted Hawaii vacation planning tips at
Answered by GoVisitHawaii.com - Thu May 15 20:05:45 2008
Q. In my research, I noticed a few tips about needing to book some activities at least 5 days in advance---at the time I was just browsing and thought I'd run into it again upon further research. Now planning activities for our Hawaii trip and want to make sure I cover all my bases. I figure luaus don't have to be booked early...maybe like sunset cruises? Anyone? Are there others to be sure to book in advance?
Asked by luvtropics - Tue May 13 22:48:24 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It kind of depends on when you are going. We've found that summer months (when kids are out of school) and holidays tend to be extra busy. Thing tend to book up during those times. Actually Old Lahaina Luau on Maui books up a lot year round, so if you are thinking about that one, you should definitely book it asap. It's arguably the best in Hawaii. Some activities are cheaper if you book directly with the company ahead of time. Trilogy on Maui is one company that comes to mind. You can find lots of honest, unbiasted Hawaii vacation planning tips at
Answered by GoVisitHawaii.com - Thu May 15 20:05:45 2008
What sports/physical activities are good for someone with Cystic Fibrosis?
Q. I want to get my daughter involved in some good sports/physical activities. She's only 3 years old. She has Cystic Fibrosis. We live in New York and walk a lot, she gets out of breath often when we go for walks and walk up hills. But the doctors say its good for her to have to work her lungs. What are the best sports and other physical activities I should get her involved in?
Asked by Heidi - Sat Dec 19 19:13:35 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Regular exercise improves the health of people who have cystic fibrosis. Exercise helps loosen mucus, encourages coughing, improves oxygen flow, and makes you feel better. Upper body exercises, such as swimming or rowing, increase the strength and endurance of the muscles that are used for breathing. After talking to your doctor about how much exercise is good for your child, encourage your child to participate in sports and recreational activities. Team sports are great ways for your child to stay fit and to interact with other children. Talk to the coach or supervisor about your child's abilities and the important role of physical activity in the treatment of cystic fibrosis. Some people who have cystic fibrosis may not be strong… [cont.]
Answered by TheSquareboy - Sat Dec 19 20:52:22 2009
Q. I want to get my daughter involved in some good sports/physical activities. She's only 3 years old. She has Cystic Fibrosis. We live in New York and walk a lot, she gets out of breath often when we go for walks and walk up hills. But the doctors say its good for her to have to work her lungs. What are the best sports and other physical activities I should get her involved in?
Asked by Heidi - Sat Dec 19 19:13:35 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Regular exercise improves the health of people who have cystic fibrosis. Exercise helps loosen mucus, encourages coughing, improves oxygen flow, and makes you feel better. Upper body exercises, such as swimming or rowing, increase the strength and endurance of the muscles that are used for breathing. After talking to your doctor about how much exercise is good for your child, encourage your child to participate in sports and recreational activities. Team sports are great ways for your child to stay fit and to interact with other children. Talk to the coach or supervisor about your child's abilities and the important role of physical activity in the treatment of cystic fibrosis. Some people who have cystic fibrosis may not be strong… [cont.]
Answered by TheSquareboy - Sat Dec 19 20:52:22 2009
What kind of outdoor bug activities and games are there for children?
Q. I've been asked to put together a bug themed, 50 minute nature program for kindergarten through third grade kids for this summer. I need activities and games for it. Any suggestions on either activities or good sites to find activities?
Asked by keneckar - Wed Jun 9 16:46:45 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 50 minutes is a short time but you could try 2 or 3 of the following. First, teach the children to respect living creatures by teaching them the four Ls. Look at them, learn about them, let them go (after a short time), then leave them alone. Get the kids to think about what they need to survive and teach that the bugs need the same treatment. Second, give each child a mini bug bottle with a magnifying lens if possible, and let them find and observe a bug. Have them team up with a friend and compare bugs. How are they the same? How are they different? Release bugs back to the same place they found them. Third - Play a fun bug game such as "Let The Bugs Go" (a running game) Materials: 2 colors of plastic cups, a large area to run 1.… [cont.]
Answered by Veronica B - Thu Jun 10 23:35:48 2010
Q. I've been asked to put together a bug themed, 50 minute nature program for kindergarten through third grade kids for this summer. I need activities and games for it. Any suggestions on either activities or good sites to find activities?
Asked by keneckar - Wed Jun 9 16:46:45 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 50 minutes is a short time but you could try 2 or 3 of the following. First, teach the children to respect living creatures by teaching them the four Ls. Look at them, learn about them, let them go (after a short time), then leave them alone. Get the kids to think about what they need to survive and teach that the bugs need the same treatment. Second, give each child a mini bug bottle with a magnifying lens if possible, and let them find and observe a bug. Have them team up with a friend and compare bugs. How are they the same? How are they different? Release bugs back to the same place they found them. Third - Play a fun bug game such as "Let The Bugs Go" (a running game) Materials: 2 colors of plastic cups, a large area to run 1.… [cont.]
Answered by Veronica B - Thu Jun 10 23:35:48 2010
How many special activities do you involve your kids in at once?
Q. I have 5 and one on the way and it is very hard to drive back and forth to multiple places, but I do. How many kids do you have and How old are they and what activity are they involved in? Mine: Daughter's - 9, 7, & 4 - is in gymnastics and dance 9 year old also plays soccer 7 year old also plays the piano sons - 3& 2 aren't in any activities yet but I'm planning Piano, Karote, and football. Is this too many? And I am not forcing them to do any of it They love it!
Asked by Liz K - Sat Apr 26 08:58:28 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they're happy and also have regular downtime to do what they want/ play with friends/ be outside then they're fine. I'm a big supporter of unstructured time, but anyone who tells you there's some set number of activities that's "too many" doesn't realize how different kids can be. I know what you mean about driving back and forth. I have four and I try to schedule activities together (like simultaneous swim lessons) or on weekends or evenings when my husband is home so that I don't have to drag all the kids along to another kid's activity. My younger kids do 2 activities in the morning when the older ones are at school, and the older ones have a total of 3 activities (totaling 2 hours a week) all split between Thursday afternoon… [cont.]
Answered by momof4 - Sat Apr 26 09:10:41 2008
Q. I have 5 and one on the way and it is very hard to drive back and forth to multiple places, but I do. How many kids do you have and How old are they and what activity are they involved in? Mine: Daughter's - 9, 7, & 4 - is in gymnastics and dance 9 year old also plays soccer 7 year old also plays the piano sons - 3& 2 aren't in any activities yet but I'm planning Piano, Karote, and football. Is this too many? And I am not forcing them to do any of it They love it!
Asked by Liz K - Sat Apr 26 08:58:28 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they're happy and also have regular downtime to do what they want/ play with friends/ be outside then they're fine. I'm a big supporter of unstructured time, but anyone who tells you there's some set number of activities that's "too many" doesn't realize how different kids can be. I know what you mean about driving back and forth. I have four and I try to schedule activities together (like simultaneous swim lessons) or on weekends or evenings when my husband is home so that I don't have to drag all the kids along to another kid's activity. My younger kids do 2 activities in the morning when the older ones are at school, and the older ones have a total of 3 activities (totaling 2 hours a week) all split between Thursday afternoon… [cont.]
Answered by momof4 - Sat Apr 26 09:10:41 2008
What are some activities you could do at a nursing home?
Q. I work at a nursing home as a activity aide but we do the same eactivities everyday. I want to find out some other activities that i can get the residents envolved in.
Asked by pocahontas915 - Mon Apr 17 15:44:48 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Paint by number bird watching pen pals depends on how active everyone is... And the most important... ASK THEM... they are grown people that might like to decide once in a while.
Answered by sarahlove300 - Mon Apr 17 15:49:43 2006
Q. I work at a nursing home as a activity aide but we do the same eactivities everyday. I want to find out some other activities that i can get the residents envolved in.
Asked by pocahontas915 - Mon Apr 17 15:44:48 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Paint by number bird watching pen pals depends on how active everyone is... And the most important... ASK THEM... they are grown people that might like to decide once in a while.
Answered by sarahlove300 - Mon Apr 17 15:49:43 2006
What kind of activities are good for 4year old preschoolers?
Q. My twins started preschool and I am disappointed because there is too much emphasis on "homework" which is really two worksheets a day. I'd like to know any age appropriate fun activities that help prepare them for kindergarten. I had read some fantastic answers to a question regarding "homework slips for early education". The person asking was looking to print worksheets and everyone who answered said it was a bad idea and provided alternate activities. That question has been deleted, so if anyone can help me out I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks again!
Asked by 68mama - Thu Sep 10 23:21:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I totally know how you feel! My son is in preschool and I feel that they pressure the homework thing on parents too much! I do like doing homework with my child, but when my son doesn't want to do something at school, they send his work home to me to do with him. They say they can't make a child do what they don't want to do. Which I feel I feel like is a bunch of bull to an extent... they baby the kids too much and don't work with them as much as they should. They want them to play all day, which I feel they should play, but they should be getting the child ready for kindergarten. They don't play all day in kindergarten. They have to know how to use scissors, glue things, write their name (they will work with them a little on name… [cont.]
Answered by Dawn - Fri Sep 11 12:10:06 2009
Q. My twins started preschool and I am disappointed because there is too much emphasis on "homework" which is really two worksheets a day. I'd like to know any age appropriate fun activities that help prepare them for kindergarten. I had read some fantastic answers to a question regarding "homework slips for early education". The person asking was looking to print worksheets and everyone who answered said it was a bad idea and provided alternate activities. That question has been deleted, so if anyone can help me out I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks again!
Asked by 68mama - Thu Sep 10 23:21:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I totally know how you feel! My son is in preschool and I feel that they pressure the homework thing on parents too much! I do like doing homework with my child, but when my son doesn't want to do something at school, they send his work home to me to do with him. They say they can't make a child do what they don't want to do. Which I feel I feel like is a bunch of bull to an extent... they baby the kids too much and don't work with them as much as they should. They want them to play all day, which I feel they should play, but they should be getting the child ready for kindergarten. They don't play all day in kindergarten. They have to know how to use scissors, glue things, write their name (they will work with them a little on name… [cont.]
Answered by Dawn - Fri Sep 11 12:10:06 2009
What activities wud u suggest for a new year party at home?
Q. My dear bhabis (sister in laws) and we r going to party at one of their home. Please suggest fun activities that makes it very memorable and lovable.
Asked by SweetPal - Wed Dec 23 04:32:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pin the hand on the in laws neck? fun AND memorable
Answered by Mike - Wed Dec 23 04:41:04 2009
Q. My dear bhabis (sister in laws) and we r going to party at one of their home. Please suggest fun activities that makes it very memorable and lovable.
Asked by SweetPal - Wed Dec 23 04:32:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pin the hand on the in laws neck? fun AND memorable
Answered by Mike - Wed Dec 23 04:41:04 2009
What activities should I have planned for my graduation party?
Q. My friend and I are going to each have a graduation party on the same day. Here's will start mid morning and be the picnic,volleyball party. And then mine will be the relax and sit around do whatever party afterwards. But the only activities I can think of are card games and playing on our Wii? Obviously it's going to be very casual and relaxed but should I have more options for my party?
Asked by SE10 - Sat May 1 15:41:27 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's always the "Scene It" games that you guys can play. Or you can bust out the games that you used to play back in the day like Chutes and Ladders, Clue, Candyland, Trouble, Sorry, etc. You can always order pizza and watch a movie or two. Scavenger hunt is fun. You guys are coming from the beach right? Well, everyone usually brings a bunch of stuff with them. Maybe you and your friend can come up with a list together of some of the typical/not-so-typical things that you would bring with you. They can work in groups or individually. Then have a prize for that group/person at the end of the game.
Answered by jayceegolly - Tue May 4 19:20:40 2010
Q. My friend and I are going to each have a graduation party on the same day. Here's will start mid morning and be the picnic,volleyball party. And then mine will be the relax and sit around do whatever party afterwards. But the only activities I can think of are card games and playing on our Wii? Obviously it's going to be very casual and relaxed but should I have more options for my party?
Asked by SE10 - Sat May 1 15:41:27 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's always the "Scene It" games that you guys can play. Or you can bust out the games that you used to play back in the day like Chutes and Ladders, Clue, Candyland, Trouble, Sorry, etc. You can always order pizza and watch a movie or two. Scavenger hunt is fun. You guys are coming from the beach right? Well, everyone usually brings a bunch of stuff with them. Maybe you and your friend can come up with a list together of some of the typical/not-so-typical things that you would bring with you. They can work in groups or individually. Then have a prize for that group/person at the end of the game.
Answered by jayceegolly - Tue May 4 19:20:40 2010
What activities does your toddle do on a typical day?
Q. My daughter is 16 months and enjoys watching the Backyardigans and Wonder Pets and then likes to explore the house by taking out the pots and pans and her toys from her room. I've tried to sit her down to 'color' and to use her blocks but she's not interested. However, she enjoys it when I read to her a story. My question is how do you entertain your toddle at home? What activities do you do with him/her? Doing activities outside our home is not a problem. We actually go out everyday. I live less than 10 minutes away from the beach and since Southern CA is mostly sunny we spend many hours out there. We also go to class twice a week at a community college which allows my daughter to be around other children. and on Wednesdays we go to the… [cont.]
Asked by Aly and Becca s Mommy - Fri Feb 6 11:27:26 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My daughter and I like doings stretches together. Actually, anything that gets me down on the ground with her is a hit. I'll lay on my back and stretch my legs, do the bridge, and other little stretches and exercises. She loves to do them with me. She also likes it when I hold her and roll around. Sometimes I'll roll like a log and go "beep, beep...". She never gets tired of me chasing her around. We'll chase each other, hide, and pop out. Tickling is also fun. And games like, "round and round the garden" or Patty Cake or the Itsy Bitsy Spider. What about tea parties? Set her stuffed animals around in a circle and serve them invisible tea and cookies. My daughter also loves to prepare supper with me. She's a bit older than… [cont.]
Answered by marlese 999 - Fri Feb 6 12:27:08 2009
Q. My daughter is 16 months and enjoys watching the Backyardigans and Wonder Pets and then likes to explore the house by taking out the pots and pans and her toys from her room. I've tried to sit her down to 'color' and to use her blocks but she's not interested. However, she enjoys it when I read to her a story. My question is how do you entertain your toddle at home? What activities do you do with him/her? Doing activities outside our home is not a problem. We actually go out everyday. I live less than 10 minutes away from the beach and since Southern CA is mostly sunny we spend many hours out there. We also go to class twice a week at a community college which allows my daughter to be around other children. and on Wednesdays we go to the… [cont.]
Asked by Aly and Becca s Mommy - Fri Feb 6 11:27:26 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My daughter and I like doings stretches together. Actually, anything that gets me down on the ground with her is a hit. I'll lay on my back and stretch my legs, do the bridge, and other little stretches and exercises. She loves to do them with me. She also likes it when I hold her and roll around. Sometimes I'll roll like a log and go "beep, beep...". She never gets tired of me chasing her around. We'll chase each other, hide, and pop out. Tickling is also fun. And games like, "round and round the garden" or Patty Cake or the Itsy Bitsy Spider. What about tea parties? Set her stuffed animals around in a circle and serve them invisible tea and cookies. My daughter also loves to prepare supper with me. She's a bit older than… [cont.]
Answered by marlese 999 - Fri Feb 6 12:27:08 2009
What activities can we do at my sports themed birthday party?
Q. So tomorrow I'm having a sports themed birthday but I don't know what we can do. Is there any activities we can do that aren't childish and 13-14 year olds can have fun. Please Help!
Asked by Raven :D <3 JB - Fri Nov 13 18:43:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe a sports trivia game.
Answered by pelican - Sat Nov 14 22:11:48 2009
Q. So tomorrow I'm having a sports themed birthday but I don't know what we can do. Is there any activities we can do that aren't childish and 13-14 year olds can have fun. Please Help!
Asked by Raven :D <3 JB - Fri Nov 13 18:43:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe a sports trivia game.
Answered by pelican - Sat Nov 14 22:11:48 2009
What kind of activities can I do with a group to intentionally make them fail?
Q. What kind of activities can I do with a group to intentionally make them fail? I am doing a school activity where I have to teach about stresses, and as an activity, I need to have the group do a 15 - 20 min. activity where they fail, or don't succeeded at it, so that they feel stress. What kind of activity should I have the group do?
Asked by brittanybubbles - Mon Oct 20 11:07:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Make them fill a glass of wtaer that has a small hole in it lolz xox
Answered by DropDeadAdam - Mon Oct 20 11:12:52 2008
Q. What kind of activities can I do with a group to intentionally make them fail? I am doing a school activity where I have to teach about stresses, and as an activity, I need to have the group do a 15 - 20 min. activity where they fail, or don't succeeded at it, so that they feel stress. What kind of activity should I have the group do?
Asked by brittanybubbles - Mon Oct 20 11:07:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Make them fill a glass of wtaer that has a small hole in it lolz xox
Answered by DropDeadAdam - Mon Oct 20 11:12:52 2008
What activities do you and your spouse do together?
Q. We do the same things and I want to do other activities together just to do something different and not the same old stuff. We go to the movies, eat at buffetts, visit relatives, watch tv, go to bars and shoot pool. Walmart. But not much more please Help we need new ideas.
Asked by livingfaith143 - Wed Sep 9 04:19:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love spending time with my partner in beach.. also in parks where we get lot of privacy to talk...
Answered by sweetharts_01 - Wed Sep 9 04:25:02 2009
Q. We do the same things and I want to do other activities together just to do something different and not the same old stuff. We go to the movies, eat at buffetts, visit relatives, watch tv, go to bars and shoot pool. Walmart. But not much more please Help we need new ideas.
Asked by livingfaith143 - Wed Sep 9 04:19:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love spending time with my partner in beach.. also in parks where we get lot of privacy to talk...
Answered by sweetharts_01 - Wed Sep 9 04:25:02 2009
What activities are good for a 7 month old and a 2 year old?
Q. I am babysitting a 7 month old and a 2 year old for 40 hours a week. I need some good activities to do with them. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Asked by Eva - Wed Jul 22 20:19:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Watch a movie. One that they own, or libraries usually have some child friendly movies. Read a book to them. One that they own, or from the library. Play with blocks or dolls or whatever toys they have. Colour. If you're worried about the carpet/floor, get markers that only work on the special paper. Put on some music and dance. If you are creative, make up a story and let the older one add in things, it's really fun, and there doesn't really have to be a plot. Go to a park if there is one close.
Answered by Amy - Wed Jul 22 23:47:29 2009
Q. I am babysitting a 7 month old and a 2 year old for 40 hours a week. I need some good activities to do with them. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Asked by Eva - Wed Jul 22 20:19:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Watch a movie. One that they own, or libraries usually have some child friendly movies. Read a book to them. One that they own, or from the library. Play with blocks or dolls or whatever toys they have. Colour. If you're worried about the carpet/floor, get markers that only work on the special paper. Put on some music and dance. If you are creative, make up a story and let the older one add in things, it's really fun, and there doesn't really have to be a plot. Go to a park if there is one close.
Answered by Amy - Wed Jul 22 23:47:29 2009
What activities or things could I bring to babysitting?
Q. Tomorrow I am babysitting an 8 year old, a 5 year old and a 3 year old for 4-5 hours. I have not babysat them before, and have only met the kids once. I have lots of things to do with the youngest (a girl) like doing hair and painting nails. But the older two are boys, I don't really know what activities I could bring for them. I know the classic first time job things like showing off the bedrooms and toyroom. But if any one has any ideas of something I could bring, I would greatly appreciate the help! Thanks!
Asked by <3One_Tree_Hill<3 - Wed Aug 4 22:24:06 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can do what i do bring movies like finding nemo stuff like that and then bring like a board game like sorry and guess who it always keeps my kids that i babysit entertained :) also take crayons stickers etc Have fun haha good luck hope i helped
Answered by Bebe - Thu Aug 5 06:47:44 2010
Q. Tomorrow I am babysitting an 8 year old, a 5 year old and a 3 year old for 4-5 hours. I have not babysat them before, and have only met the kids once. I have lots of things to do with the youngest (a girl) like doing hair and painting nails. But the older two are boys, I don't really know what activities I could bring for them. I know the classic first time job things like showing off the bedrooms and toyroom. But if any one has any ideas of something I could bring, I would greatly appreciate the help! Thanks!
Asked by <3One_Tree_Hill<3 - Wed Aug 4 22:24:06 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can do what i do bring movies like finding nemo stuff like that and then bring like a board game like sorry and guess who it always keeps my kids that i babysit entertained :) also take crayons stickers etc Have fun haha good luck hope i helped
Answered by Bebe - Thu Aug 5 06:47:44 2010
What activities can the vegetarian club at school do?
Q. I need to find some activities for the vegan/vegetarian club at my high school to do. There aren't any places to protest in the community. There are quite a few people in the club and I was thinking of organizing something fun we could all do together.
Asked by Rah - Sun Sep 7 20:26:35 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. - Volunteer at a local animal shelter. - Have a fund raiser help support your local center. - Your group could sponser an adopt an pet add in your local paper. - Most local news papers have a food and cooking section, you could contact the reporter that runs this and suggest they run more vegetarian choices in this sectoin. - Host a vegetarian dinner for others in your community. - Set up a veggie website for your school and town. - Set up an information booth at community events. - Pressure (don't protest) your school cafeteria to be more vegetarian friendly. BTW: Protests do very little to promote the cause. Instead do positive things that make use look good to the meat eating public. An example is the adopt a pet add verses… [cont.]
Answered by Kim N - Sun Sep 7 23:10:44 2008
Q. I need to find some activities for the vegan/vegetarian club at my high school to do. There aren't any places to protest in the community. There are quite a few people in the club and I was thinking of organizing something fun we could all do together.
Asked by Rah - Sun Sep 7 20:26:35 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. - Volunteer at a local animal shelter. - Have a fund raiser help support your local center. - Your group could sponser an adopt an pet add in your local paper. - Most local news papers have a food and cooking section, you could contact the reporter that runs this and suggest they run more vegetarian choices in this sectoin. - Host a vegetarian dinner for others in your community. - Set up a veggie website for your school and town. - Set up an information booth at community events. - Pressure (don't protest) your school cafeteria to be more vegetarian friendly. BTW: Protests do very little to promote the cause. Instead do positive things that make use look good to the meat eating public. An example is the adopt a pet add verses… [cont.]
Answered by Kim N - Sun Sep 7 23:10:44 2008
What activities should babysitters do on a rainy day?
Q. So its my first time babysitting people i'm not related to lol. I have to babysit 3 boys between the ages of 7 and 10, i have never babysat 3 boys. It would probably be easier if it wasn't raining, but what activities should we do while its raining? We just cant play video games all day. Please help me out.
Asked by Meridith - Tue Jun 1 11:46:39 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. -Play board games. -Get out some printer/computer paper, crayons, markers, etc. Tape four sheets together to make a square. Let the boys create their own game board! They need to draw the spaces, name the name, set rules, etc. Once everyone is finished, play everybody's game. You can use a dice or put numbers into a hat to decide how many spaces each player should move. -Watch a movie. -Build a fort and tell ghost stories -Start telling a story (just make it up as you go along), and after 15-20 seconds, stop (mid-sentence) and let the boy next to you add on to the story. Then after 15-20 seconds, let the next boy go. Let the story get as crazy as it can...it doesn't have to make sense. -Play Eye-Spy. -Play hide-and-seek. -Play… [cont.]
Answered by ClassAct7 - Tue Jun 1 14:28:46 2010
Q. So its my first time babysitting people i'm not related to lol. I have to babysit 3 boys between the ages of 7 and 10, i have never babysat 3 boys. It would probably be easier if it wasn't raining, but what activities should we do while its raining? We just cant play video games all day. Please help me out.
Asked by Meridith - Tue Jun 1 11:46:39 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. -Play board games. -Get out some printer/computer paper, crayons, markers, etc. Tape four sheets together to make a square. Let the boys create their own game board! They need to draw the spaces, name the name, set rules, etc. Once everyone is finished, play everybody's game. You can use a dice or put numbers into a hat to decide how many spaces each player should move. -Watch a movie. -Build a fort and tell ghost stories -Start telling a story (just make it up as you go along), and after 15-20 seconds, stop (mid-sentence) and let the boy next to you add on to the story. Then after 15-20 seconds, let the next boy go. Let the story get as crazy as it can...it doesn't have to make sense. -Play Eye-Spy. -Play hide-and-seek. -Play… [cont.]
Answered by ClassAct7 - Tue Jun 1 14:28:46 2010
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