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    Wow it's been a hard day today...... I have had an afternoon of buckaroo, followed by mousetrap followed by operation and my brain hurts!!!! anybody got any other 'game' ideas for a 4yr old who has little attention span sometimes but loves this type of play? (i was sooooo close to putting on cbeebies !) I just couldn't face twister!
    God Bless xx T

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    Get him a game boy and yourself a cuppa!!

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    have a go at making some

    i've made shipmate, play like snakes and ladders with anchors and telescopes
    you go down the anchor and up the telescope (kids ideas not mine) he might enjoy creating his own game too!

    snap is a good one, pairs, maybe he will enjoy a 100 piece puzzle as a change!
    Busy losing the will to live mwuahahahaha!

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    Would def recommend Cranium Hullabaloo - its fabulous!!! spread different coloured mats on the floor all with diffrent pictures shapes or colours then press the button on the sound box and you have to follow the instructions ie spin to a circle, crawl to a yellow etc lots of fun and educational too - I take ours to the park, picnics etc, loads of fun for all ages!!!!

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    Well after playing 22 games of Buggy Bingo!! and 5 games of Guess Who, I can totally sympathise... At least mine were quick games and minimal setting up required.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tina O View Post
    Wow it's been a hard day today...... I have had an afternoon of buckaroo, followed by mousetrap followed by operation and my brain hurts!!!! anybody got any other 'game' ideas for a 4yr old who has little attention span sometimes but loves this type of play? (i was sooooo close to putting on cbeebies !) I just couldn't face twister!
    lol if the Twister comes out - I am the spin master and I watch the children

 

 

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