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    Hi, I am new to childminding and have a very limited budget with regards to getting new things. Most of the children I currently have are school age (5-10). I am ok with the slightly younger ones, as I have lots of paints, crafts, games etc, but it is the older ones that I would like to get more for (year 3+ at school). I currently only have a Wii and it's all they ever want to do. Can anyone give me their top 3 or 4 suggestions for things that they couldn't 'live without' for this age group?

    Many thanks,
    Sherri

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    LEGO!!!!!
    any construction toys (knex, magnetix, building blocks)
    Den building stuff (old fashioned wooden folding clothes horse, blanked, cloths, pegs, etc)
    Matchbox cars
    Game compendium
    Typos-iPhone,NOT me!

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    Playmobil
    Fancy dress
    balls
    construction - lego, meccano
    craft

    To be honest I think they like the excuse to play with the younger stuff too

 

 

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