Imagination Time Activities
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Imagination. Where would the world be with out the brilliant inventors, scientists, artists and teachers who use imagination to better our lives? Imagination Time focuses on building vocabulary and making connections around one theme. Watch your child delight and explore these imagination time activities. Click on the links to view the post in it’s entirety.
Paleontologist
Dig for dinosaurs in your own backyard or sandbox. All you need is a little imagination and a few plastic dinosaurs, unless of course, you live somewhere with actual dinosaur bones.
Circus
From contortion to juggling, bring the circus to your living room. YouTube video clips linked for more entertainment. Get into a special costume for your high wire act!
Grocery Store
Make a shopping list with pictures or words. Play grocery store and either shop or check out shoppers. Learn new words like deli and bakery.
Travel
Start packing for a trip. What do you need? Where will you go? Imagination can take you anywhere, so pack your bags and off you go!
Restaurant
Write a menu, then create your own restaurant with real or pretend food. Invite your family members to try out your restaurant.
Store
Pick something to sell — probably not your little brother. Ideas include beads, books and cars. Make all items 1 cent to start. Call it the penny store.
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Paleontologist
Dig for dinosaurs in your own backyard or sandbox. All you need is a little imagination and a few plastic dinosaurs, unless of course, you live somewhere with actual dinosaur bones.
Circus
From contortion to juggling, bring the circus to your living room. YouTube video clips linked for more entertainment. Get into a special costume for your high wire act!
Grocery Store
Make a shopping list with pictures or words. Play grocery store and either shop or check out shoppers. Learn new words like deli and bakery.
Travel
Start packing for a trip. What do you need? Where will you go? Imagination can take you anywhere, so pack your bags and off you go!
Restaurant
Write a menu, then create your own restaurant with real or pretend food. Invite your family members to try out your restaurant.
Store
Pick something to sell — probably not your little brother. Ideas include beads, books and cars. Make all items 1 cent to start. Call it the penny store.
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