Unpreschooling

Do you have small children looking for something fun to do during the lazy days of summer? If so, you might want to visit author Diane Flynn Keith’s discussion list, Unpreschool for some great ideas such as:
• Gardening with little ones
• Visiting a U-Pick berry farm
• Creating octopus-shaped hot dogs
• Several fun summer water games
• Sidewalk Art with home-made chalk
Check out these terrific ideas and suggestions for learning with little ones at home!

2 Responses to Unpreschooling

  1. Helen on July 26, 2005 at 5:06 pm

    Check today’s posts from listowner Diane for information from a writer seeking ideas: “I am a freelance writer working on an article for a national parenting publication. I am searching for fresh, fun activities that would entertain and educate 2 to 6 year-olds while in the car. I’d love to hear about memory games, counting songs, any activities that help teach basic skills.”

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