where can i find ideas for 10 minute games for preschoolers?
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maybe nickjr.com or crayola.com
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im not sure but try searching thru any of these sites\n\nwww.everythingpreschool.com\n\nwww.enchantedlearning.com\n\nwww.teachervision.com\n\nwww.creativeteachingstrategies.com \n\n I'm also looking for some 3 science activities with preschoolers for my lesson plans & they must be related. \nGood luck, hope u find something!
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for children to use or to find children ??\nOK \ntry these sites to start\nhttp://www.kidsites.com/\nhttp://www.usiouxfalls.edu/~apeter/kids%D5game_sites.htm\nhttp://www.northvalley.net/kids/fungames.shtml\nyou can find more on yahoo search typing in what games you want as well just check them all yourself first
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I teach a couple kindergarten music classes and they're not too far beyond preschool, so maybe some of these things will work for you too.\n\nI play the "hot and cold" game except with loud and soft.  One student hides an item in the room.  Another student looks for it.  As he/she gets closer to the item, the rest of the class claps louder.  As they get further away, they clap more softly.  This teaches them dynamics.\n\nI also play a singing game where we use a stuffed animal that correlates with the season.  Right now I am using a turkey.  One student puts their back to the rest of the class.  I give the turkey to a student that is behaving well.  The entire class sings "Who has the turkey?" on Mi - Do - Fa- Mi - Do on the following rhythm. \nquarter, eighth, eighth, quarter, quarter.  (One syllable per pitch)  After the entire class sings "Who has the turkey" twice, the child that actually has it sings it twice by themselves.  The child that has their back to the class then tries to guess who has it by recognizing their voice.  The kids love it!  Sorry if I couldn't explain it well.  You could use whatever melody you want to sing, you don't have to use the one that I attempted to explain using solfege.
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try these-\ndisney.com\nmyscene.com\nbarbie.com\nnick.com (nickolodeon)\ngarfield.com  - is also fun! there a treasure hunt.\n \nthese are fun, my daughter is 9 and she goes to all of these.
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I think www.miniclip.com is a good site. Also try:\n\nwww.candystand.com\nwww.alfy.com\nwww.coffeebreakarcade.com\nwww.shockwave.com\nwww.globalfun.com\n\nYou might not find racing ones in them all especially probably the 2nd and last one but you might like the other games. Great to kill time!
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* Bubbles\n* Water-guns 3 for $1 at the dollar store.\n* If you can borrow/buy a little plastic pool - they love water. If not - do you have a sprinkler? Let 'em play on that!\n* Games like pin the tail on the donkey are fun\n* Another game - don't spill the beans.  Use dried beans - like pinto beans - and let them use a big plastic spoon. Fill the spoon with a certain number of beans and have them walk from point A to point B.  The child with the most beans wins!\n* Finger paint/pudding.  Color vanilla pudding w/different color food coloring and let them 'paint' and eat on their paper plates!\n* Make plain cupcakes and let them decorate w/sprinkles\n* Silly songs and dances\n* Pinatas are fun - but watch how those little guys swing! lol\n* A puppet show with socks. Let each kid make a puppet using markers and all your mismatched socks. Glue buttons on for eyes and let them decorate the rest of the puppet w/markers.  \n* If it's a boy - let them make worms and dirt.  Make choc pudding and put it in little cups.  Let them add the crushed oreo cookies to the top (to make it look like dirt) and give them gummy worms to put in the 'dirt'. Give 'em a spoon and let them eat!\n\nHope those ideas help.  \n\n~Maxie
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For preschoolers, I would have a lot of action and songs.  Examples would include showing them and having them practice Stop Drop and Roll.  Feel free to email me for a cute short song that you could teach them.  Another idea is to have plastic items (from a toy bag purchased at the Dollar Store or Big Lots).  Have them name the different items...firefighter, fire truck, ambulance, etc.  End with a short story...I have various titles in my fire box and would be happy to share with you the titles...Clifford is just one off hand and it comes with a tape.  Another activity you could do for them is to go to the local fire dept and see if they would allow you to record various sounds...sirens, 911 operator, the person who announces a fire, water, maybe a firedog barking etc... or take your video camera or even camera to take photos.  Perhaps you could even arrange for them to visit your school or you go to them.  Also, ask them if they have any coloring books.  One last thought, try various websites for coloring pages and lesson plans (educational sites).  Have fun!!!!!
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Im not sure what exactly you mean but I will try.\nChildren under 10 usually like to play games like hide and seek, tag, or any other simple game that uses alot of energy.
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whenever I need ideas for preschool activities I go to a - z teacher stuff. \n\nThis particular thread is about circle time activities. Actual teachers post on this website so they will post ideas that have been successful in THEIR classrooms.\n\n\nhttp://forums.atozteacherstuff.com/showthread.php?threadid=18311
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if you're looking for puzzles, Yahoo Games has lots of entertaining puzzles for your playing pleasure. if you're looking for riddles, try this site: http://teacher.scholastic.com/annie/riddlegame.asp?gamelevel=easy&action=new
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These are some really good sites I have checked out\n\nhttp://www.lil-fingers.com/games/index.html\n\nhttp://resources.kaboose.com/games/math1.html\n\nhttp://www.parentscentre.gov.uk/foragegroup/3to5years/educationalgames3to5/\n\nhttp://www.topmarks.co.uk/mathsgames.aspx\n\nhttp://www.math.com/parents/articles/funmath.html\n\n\nThis is a list of math sites for young children--\n\nhttp://olc.spsd.sk.ca/de/PD/MathSites.htm\n\nThere are many many sites available! Hope you and your child have a blast!:)
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Go to places like www.nick.com or www.uptoten.com/kids/uptoten-home.html
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go to http://www.funbrain.com it's an all education-games website and its categorized for different ages
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Start with a story hour  some willing to sit will kids for an hour and read... have a site with stories animations and music  a learning process, free with no spam
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How about a board game, like Scrabble or Monopoly?\n\nOr are you looking for OUTDOOR things to do?  If so, then how about hide-n-go seek, or playground (swings, carousel, monkey bars, slides)?
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noggin is a good one for preschoolers. Discovery channel website for older kids.