A dancing party with music is a great way to release the wiggles! Playing a range of songs and music types helps you teach new rhythms, motions, and music to your charges.
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Have a dance party
Make and work with playdough on a rainy day for fun and learning. Playdough encourages creativity and imagination while strengthening tiny writing muscles.
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Make your own playdough
Rainy days are perfect for open-ended activities that inspire kids' imagination. Find some old cardboard boxes and let kids use their imaginations!
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Get out the cardboard boxes and create!
Indoor yoga is a terrific way to move on a wet day. Yoga may also teach kids about self-care and stretching.
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Practice yoga
Indoor marching parades are a fantastic way to keep kids active on rainy days!
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Have a parade
A collaborative rainy day art project is a clever approach to entertain kids. A few entertaining ideas follow.
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Get creative with a rain-themed art project
Invite kids to move like animals to get active! Add animals and animal movements to make this a game. Jump like a kangaroo, waddle like a penguin, prance like a pony, and more.
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Move like an animal
Indoor balloons keep kids interested and engaged. You and the kids can grab balloons or try to keep them up.
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Play with Balloons
Hopscotch is normally played outside, but it's great indoors too! Numbering squares in hopscotch helps kids count and recognize numbers while moving.
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Try indoor hopscotch