What are the best craftsy ideas for the under 4 set?
They just love to play.
What are some of the best ideas for them to play with?
Safe, fun, inexpensive.
I'm liking this boat sandbox. It looks like FUN (for me too!) :)
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Sidewalk chalk is wonderful for little kids, especially on a nice day, they can be creative, and show their art to the world! The best chalk out right now for kids is the crayola 3D chalk.
http://www.techtalkforfamilies.com/files/u1/Crayola_3d_sidewalk_chalk.jpg
Legos and blocks are also fun, and not too messy, the only problem is when they get left in the middle of the floor, and you step on them.
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Playdough is enjoyable, and it can be left out to keep whatever they make, it can also be homemade, which could be a fun project for kids.
Here are instructions on how to make it:http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-Playdough-Play-doh/
That one requires cooking it, but this one does not, it only requires boiling water:
http://www.foundation-stage.info/forums/index.php?showtopic=804&st=15&p=5937&#entry5937
Let them help in the kitchen! When you make something, such as cookies, or cake, let them help measure, or let them stir. :)
http://students.umf.maine.edu/~waggjj/images/sue_mcdonald_and_kids_cooking_large.jpg
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M$I put that on a table cloth or old blanket on the floor and hours of fun.
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