“Indoor Hockey”
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This is a great indoor game for those wet days the kids are getting restless. Hockey is very popular with kids today in schools, public etc….

Indoor hockey is not as physical as the outdoor game. Its fun to play and the kids love to join in setting up for their game of indoor hockey.

What You Need:

• Table – Top

• Books

• Iceblock Sticks

• Paper

• Masking Tape

What To Do:

On a table top, position thick books all around the edges to form sides for the hockey field. Leave a gap at each end of the table for the goal area. Use an ice block stick as your hockey stick.

Making the ball: Use a piece of paper and scrunch it into a form of a ball, then wrap masking tape around it so as it keeps its shape.

Each player stands at opposites ends of the table, taking it in turns to shoot for a goal.

Cardboard Tunnels

Cardboard boxes are great because they are free and also terrific for children’s creative play.

Fill up your car with boxes from your local fruit shop or electric store and let the children make a great cardboard tunnel maze indoors or in your back yard. Ask family and friends to keep any cardboard boxes, so your children can have extra fun adding to their cardboard tunnel.

What You Need:

• Cardboard sheets or boxes of different shapes and sizes

• Strong masking or insulating tape

What To Do:

Help the children open out different sides of boxes and join them together to make tunnels. Long boxes can have a hole cut in the side so another box can be fitted into it.

Use the masking or insulating tape to hold the boxes firmly together. Use a variety of boxes of different shapes and sizes to make the tunnel maze a real challenge.

When the tunnels are finished the children might enjoy decorating them with some acrylic paints.

They could even make a textured tunnel with different surfaces to crawl along bubble wrap, towels, carpet Hessian mats or just the grass.

If they want a spooky tunnel they could hang things from the roof of the tunnels such as wet plastic gloves, lengths of cellophane, crepe paper or partly blown up balloons.

Let them keep up their tunnels for a few days. By then their interest will probably have warn off and you can take it all to the tip.

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“ Wet Day Obstacle Course”
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It’s wet outside and the kids are itching for some outdoor activity. Heres away to put a stop to your children going crazy inside with just as much fun as getting outside . Let’s have a wet day obstacle course, indoors. It’s so much fun.

What You Need:

• Furniture

• Pillows

• Towels

• Balloons

• Household items

What to Do:

Some suggestions for your Wet Day Obstacle Course:

• Crawling between the chair legs

• Crawling underneath the coffee table

• tie a cord between two chairs, then they go under the cord on their belly

• Make a tunnel, using cushions, chairs and a rug or a blanket

• Knot some balloons underneath a table and crawl through without making any move

• Make a long balance beam by rolling up towels

Get the kids to help set up the wet day obstacle course, they love to be part of any activity. Ask your children for some other ideas too.

This wet day obstacle course is a great activity; your children will get great enjoyment out of it. Also helps develop co-ordination, control and balance. You can also join in the fun.

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