Activities for School-Aged Children
August 16, 2004
These children like many of the same activities that toddlers and preschoolers like. These activities include playing with water, cooking, and dancing. Make activities more fun for older children by adding more toys and by letting them do more things by themselves (supervised by you of course).
Most school-aged children are very active. Older school-aged children like competitive games like kickball or basketball. Some school-aged children like to play alone. Girls tend to like to play with girls and boys tend to like to play with boys.
Help the children make water wave jars. In a jar, mix one part water with food coloring to two parts oil. Tightly screw on the lid. Hold the jar sideways. Rock it back and forth to make waves.
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This website is specifically designed to be used by young people, ages 14-19 who are interested in learning more about the business of babysitting. This is not developed for youth under the age of 14 or for child care professionals who generally need a more concentrated, in-depth learning experience.
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