Countdown to Your Turn
ages 2-6
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Sharing is always a difficult thing to do (even for grown-ups) and can be especially challenging during playdates and playgroups. One way to make a "turn" seem more finite and concrete is to have the kids count to a certain number and then the turn is over. For example, if everyone wants to swing on the swing, let each child swing until he or she counts to 20, for a young child, or 50, for an older one. This turns waiting into a game and a learning time.
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The last sentence should read "This turns waiting into a game .."
- Posted on Nov 26, 2007
Great idea!
- Posted on Nov 28, 2007
Was very helpful when we tried it to make taking turns easier.
- Posted on Dec 2, 2007
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