<div>hi all you creative people out there.
i have an assignment due soon and i have no idea what to do.
i have to make a homemade game for preschool age children, ages 3-5. it should challenge a child both cognitively and physically.
to learn shoe tying, I made a 'shoelace box'. I think there is even a childrens book about that if memory serves. To make one, use a shoe box, decorate with outline of a shoe, poke holes, lace up and there you go.Decorate the box as much as you want. It is easier sometimes for them to practice on something that isn't actually on their foot! and the box can hold some of their junk!
carla
<div>hi all you creative people out there.
i have an assignment due soon and i have no idea what to do.
i have to make a homemade game for preschool age children, ages 3-5. it should challenge a child both cognitively and physically.
Here is a game I made for my kids when little, it didn't have the physical aspect but we can add that too.
Take a large sheet of paper and block off in squares for the letters of the Alphabet, include Aa, Bb, Cc and so on. Leave a few squares for at and it, and depending on how many kids, you could leave one with their name. Use colorful markers for the letters. Now make a duplicate copy and cut them out. To play the game, first it is just to recognize the letters of the alphabet, using the ones you cut out as 'playing cards' they take turns and have to find the correct letter. Later when they find the letter, can they think of a word that begins with their playing card and they must still put that card on the 'main board'. Later, can they think of a word that ends with that letter? think up a silly word? for the squares with it, and at, see what happens when you add a C or B? and so on.
To add a physical aspect you could have them think up an animal or make believe animal, monster, etc.. and show us how that animal would act. Use your imagination.
Sounds kind of dumb on paper, but my kids loved it when they were really little. They were reading by age 4.
carla
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luke 21:25 there will be signs in the sun, moon, and stars;
I like your reply to Jesus, can I use that?
i am a male ubm, aka "unbelieving mate", which is hard enough.
i hate seeing my wife, someone who i have the utmost respect for, humiliating herself through her enslavement to this silly man-made publishing company.
i hate seeing her become a drone.
Exactly what Willpower said! carla
the thread bout the gazing ball and the wind chimes got me thinking.
it was new to me that wind chime's are not allowed as a jw coz of the demonic overtone.. but then so is the bridal veil......some believe back then that it was used to hide the face of the bride from demons...you would have thought they had stumbled across that one and omitted that from jw weddings.
i mean here its even frowned upon to cut the bloody wedding cake together!!!!.
What's wrong with cutting the cake together? Really?
I already saw the article about wedding rings, they are optional.
i am a male ubm, aka "unbelieving mate", which is hard enough.
i hate seeing my wife, someone who i have the utmost respect for, humiliating herself through her enslavement to this silly man-made publishing company.
i hate seeing her become a drone.
Hey Billgoat,
I know what you are saying. His answer to the abandonment is if we would all just come with him we would be together as a family. Ugh! Real quality time there! Sit and listen to a load of crap, keep our mouths shut and put doilies on our heads. (or however that works) Sounds grand!
just thought i'd pass on this link.
for us "unbelieving" mates, it could be a nice addition to the coffee table or bathroom magazine rack.
http://etools.ncol.com/a/jgroup/bg_wwwpersecutioncom_wwwworldnetdailycom_9.html.
Very interesting. Something I've been meaning to look up anyway. In answer to the constant 'your persecuting me' routine if I don't agree. Here is real persecution.
i am a male ubm, aka "unbelieving mate", which is hard enough.
i hate seeing my wife, someone who i have the utmost respect for, humiliating herself through her enslavement to this silly man-made publishing company.
i hate seeing her become a drone.
Sometimes I wonder if he notices what he is missing. I think he does. Or sometimes me & kids will be talking or laughing about something that he missed and I know he feels left out. What are supposed to do though? Quit everything cause he has a new social club? One day it will dawn on him he doesn't know his own children. Even though they have already said it point blank to him. But because it was in the heat of the moment, he thinks they didn't mean it. But they did. How long before it matters to him? Maybe never. At the hall I'm sure they just keep telling him, 'you must suffer for jah'. How sad for him. He is the one missing out on his own family.
i am a male ubm, aka "unbelieving mate", which is hard enough.
i hate seeing my wife, someone who i have the utmost respect for, humiliating herself through her enslavement to this silly man-made publishing company.
i hate seeing her become a drone.
aw, thanks CYP! We come here for pats on the back and lots of shoulders to cry on. Then we read some really horrific story, here or in the news and then we feel guilty for having our own pity party and get on with the day. Hang on to hope, even when all is gone. That we can do by reading the sucess stories. carla
in case you missed it, i had a jw and her mother call on me last week of july.
(see anti-witnessesing: passive agressive style effective for quotes).
well, this afternoon dana came back, this time not with her mother (maria) by with another woman named joyce-lynne.
It took a whole 2-3 minutes for them to agree that the Catholic church was apostate?! Wow! usually only takes my jw a whole 1-2 seconds! They couldn't understand what you are saying? I know that far to well. Daughter just experienced first hand for the first time! She is quite bright and recently had a conversation with the said jw. She tells me the next day, " I've never had a conversation like that in my whole life!" He didn't get one thing I said? She did however 'stump' him a number of times!!! Good for her! But, sadly, the next day apparently everything was forgotten by him. It all just went right over his head and asked her some REALLY stupid things the next day. You may say there are no stupid questions. I normally would agree. However, you will have to trust me, on a personal level, beyond stupid. Now we can both share that same wall to bang our heads against! sadly, carla
