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If your kids spend a lot of time on the sidelines of their siblings sporting events or dance
rehearsals, you can take advantage of all of that time with these activities your kids will enjoy and that
offer good learning opportunities too.
Bingo on the Sidelines
Each of these Bingo boards helps kids recognize letters, numbers, and symbols, read
simple words, and learn
more about the activity they're watching.
Count On It on the Sidelines
Dragging your kids to a sibling's activity turns into a science experiment and graphing
practice with this simple
counting game. Make predictions ahead of time for which item you'll see most often! -
Make your own A baseball game turns into a science experiment and graphing practice with this
simple counting game. Make predictions ahead of time for which item you'll see most often! -
Make your own A basketball game turns into a science experiment and graphing practice with this
simple counting game. Make predictions ahead of time for which item you'll see most often! -
Make your own A soccer game turns into a science experiment and graphing practice with this
simple counting game. Make predictions ahead of time for which item you'll see most often! -
Make your own A sibling's concert turns into a science experiment and graphing practice with this
simple counting game. Make predictions ahead of time for which item you'll see most often!
More Activities -
Generate new mazes Teaches:
- Hand eye coordination
- Writing skills
- Problem solving
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Patience
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Persistence
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Memory
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Make your own Great for letter recognition, pattern matching, reading, and spelling.
Make them easy or hard, or enter your own words!
Try one with words all about the sport you're watching, or use the names of kids on the team! -
Make a coloring book Teaches:
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Holding a writing utensil
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Hand strength
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Fine motor skills
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Hand-eye coordination
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Focus
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Creativity
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more...
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Edit crossword Crossword puzzles with picture clues are a great way for kids to practice spelling. -
See all templates Have your kids write a story inspired by the scene around them.
It can be as simple as a picture
and a few lines of text, or you can print a bunch of templates and help them staple their
work into a small book when they're done. -
Make a billion of them It's a simple game, but can still help teach writing, turn taking, and
problem solving! -
New drawing Drawing helps with handwriting by increasing fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
It also lets all kids be creative, and the clips often get them to draw things
they might not otherwise. -
Make your own Have kids find an item that begins with each letter. Your kids will be practicing first letter sounds, writing, and spelling! -
Make your own Practice deductive reasoning used in math,
science, and computer programming. Make
the puzzles easier or harder, and even enter your own secret messages. Try a few that
teach your kids about the sport they're watching. -
Make easier or harder Practices turn taking, strategy, and planning ahead. -
Print game boards Teaches:
- Grids
- Plotting coordinates on a graph
- Number lines
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Print lots Teaches:
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Think about your child's reading level
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Consider words from their spelling list
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Talk to them about which letters are most common
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Teach them to think about common combinations: TH, CH, QU, etc.
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See more...
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Switch doodle Drawing helps with handwriting by increasing fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
It also lets all kids be creative, and the doodle starters often get them to draw things
they might not otherwise. -
Choose difficulty Teaches:
- Number recognition/writing
- Process of elimination and deduction
- Basic computer programming algorithms
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Extrapolation
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Pattern recognition
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