Activities to keep busy during the holidays

Looking for fun ways to keep your little ones entertained before playgroup returns? We’ve got you covered! Check out these cute ideas that will keep your little’s busy and low cost! [🌟]
Pack a basket full of snacks and head to a nearby park or playground. Let your little explorers enjoy nature’s wonders while having a picnic. Don’t forget to bring a blanket and some toys for extra fun! Prepare a list of items for your child to find, scavenger hunts are always fun, include different coloured leaves, twigs, and insects.
Engage your child’s senses with simple, homemade sensory activities. Create a sensory bin filled with colorful rice or a shaving cream-filled tray. Let them dive in and discover different textures and sensations. You can dye rice with food colouring and vinegar. Let the rice dry overnight before playing.
Create an indoor camping setup using blankets, pillows, and fairy lights. Build a cozy fort, tell campfire stories, bring in soft toys, and even have a pretend picnic.
 

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At Playgroup SA we are committed to a future of reconciliation, we believe that there is much knowledge and wisdom to be gained by Aboriginal Australians, by the learning of Country, land, cultures, truths and realities.