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Skype games with grandchildren
LadyinBlack_2
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I wonder if anyone can help.
I skype my grandchildren (aged 4 and 2) about once a fortnight.
Trouble is they get bored and I wondered if MSErs had any tips for games to play to keep their interest.
Thanks
I skype my grandchildren (aged 4 and 2) about once a fortnight.
Trouble is they get bored and I wondered if MSErs had any tips for games to play to keep their interest.
Thanks
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How about reading them a story?0
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Finger puppet show? You can get some lovely ones with the story on Amazon.0
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Oooh I've had another idea. You could buy a little teddy, say like a small mouse. You can play hide the mouse before the game and then your GC can tell you where they think the mouse is!0
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Battleships? I spy?Please forgive me if my comments seem abrupt or my questions have obvious answers, I have a mental health condition which affects my ability to see things as others might.0
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For the books, you could buy two copies of a lovely packed fairy story book and have one sent to your GC and one for you, that way they can follow along!0
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Usborne-Book-Fairy-Tales-Rumpelstiltskin/dp/074606411X/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&qid=1359895416&sr=8-15
This is a lovely book and has a good discount too. My daughter loved this when she was younger. x0 -
Thanks a lot for the suggestions. I particularly like the idea of fingerpuppets. I think I could tell stories using them. Iwill check out Amazon.
Also like battleships and I Spy.
I was also thinking of educational things like what's the "opposite of?" for the 4 year old. Anything else along these lines?
Thanks again0 -
I love the idea of playing games with darling children on skype, so long as they managed to get it into their heads that this was long distance love.#TY[/B] Would be Qaulity MSE Challenge Queen.
Reading whatever books I want to the rescue!:money::beer[/B
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Not quite Skype but my 4 year old loves making little videos we then send to long distance family. It started with a rendition of Jingle Bells at Christsmas time & then showing his new bedroom etc, etc. hiding & then boo! Is silly & fun!0
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