Communication activity for kids of all ages
Try this fun communication activity for kids of all ages that requires just a beach ball and an erasable marker!
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The reason behind the rules
Summary: Don’t just impose rules; discuss and explain them. Activity: (please be as detailed as possible) What rules for your children are important to you? Practice giving the reason…
Making ideas concrete
Summary: This activity literally has your child make something out of an idea. Activity: The next time your child tells you about an idea he has, ask him to…
Family clean-up project
Summary: Cooperate clean-up works especially well if you have more than one child. Activity: Think of a clean-up project around your home or yard and make it a family…
Cultural heritage meal
Summary: Learn about other cultures through unfamiliar foods prepared with familiar people. Activity: Prepare a meal that is common to the cultural heritage of a friend or family member…
Social cues activity
This activity encourages your child to build an internal frame of reference for interacting socially with both adults and peers.
Body image booster
Teach your child to appreciate his or her amazing body and develop a deeper understanding of physical capabilities.
Answering questions with questions
While it’s tempting to answer authoritatively every question your child asks, it’s more educational to turn the tables.
Learning from mistakes and failures
Reflecting on mistakes and failures can be painful, but is also a growth opportunity for your child, if handled with sensitivity.
Care and concern for the day discussion
The simplest acts of kindness and assistance help a child develop a sense of connection and empathy.