#Indoor #activities
“ CLOTHESPIN SORTING
WHAT YOU NEED:
1- Plastic clothespins of different colors.
2- Ice cream container
WHAT TO DO:
Have a container for each color clothespin. Clip a different colored clothespin onto the side of each container. Your children will then enjoy sorting the clothespins by color into the correct container. W…Read More

“AVOCADOS,
BENEFITS: 1- A rich source of folate, vitamin A, and potassium.
2- Useful amounts of protein, iron, magnesium, and vitamin C, E, and B6.
DRAWBACKS: 1- Very high in calories, with 85 percent coming from fat.”
Adopted from ( Foods Harm Foods Heal ) book. Chief Consultants: Joe Schwarcz, PH.D., and Fran Berkoff, R.D.

#organize #lids #container
Hi moms,
I organized my container’s lid with this easy and cheap napkin holder. I bought them from the Dollar Tree store. I attached the pictures. I love it.

#Indoor Activities
“MAGAZINE PICTURE PUZZLES
WHAT YOU NEED: 1-Large magazine pictures 2- scissors 3- Glue 4- Thick card
WHAT TO DO:
Look through magazines with your children and let them choose some pictures from which they would like to make puzzles. Help them cut out the pictures and use a strong glue to stick onto a thick card. When…Read More

#Apricots
“BENEFITS:
1- A rich source of beta carotene, iron, and potassium.
2- High in fiber, low in calories.
3- Dried apricots are nutritious, fat-free foods.
DRAWBACKS:
1- Sulfite preservatives in some dried apricots can trigger an allergic reaction or asthma attack in people susceptible to these disorders.
2-Dried apricots leave a…Read More

#Grapes
“BENEFITS:
1- High in pectin and bioflavonoids. 2- Contain phytochemicals that may reduce the risk for heart disease, cancer, and strokes. 3- A fair source of iron and potassium. 4- A low-calorie sweet snack and dessert.
DRAWBACKS:
1- Since they are often treated with sulfur dioxide to retard spoiling, grapes may present a problem…Read More

#Indoor@Activities
#Bag Target
” WHAT YOU NEED: 1- A bag made of strong paper, plastic or fabric. 2- Newspaper 3- String 4- Wooden spoon
WHAT TO DO:
Your two-year-olds will love helping you tear up the newspaper and roll it into balls to fill the punching bag. When it is full, tie it tightly with string and attach a string to hang it from a…Read More