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Hide it from D!

I know many of us play Hide-n-Seek with our children. Here is a new version.

This simple "hide it" activity can be played just about anywhere, at any time, with whatever props available. I love to use my Furby. Have your children volunteer a few small toy animals, cars, dolls, or similar objects. You can use just about anything that's small and can be safely manhandled. Instruct your child to wait in another room.Then hide the objects around the room, and invite your kids to find them. Gauge the level of difficulty to your child's age and abilities. Remember that most kids will look for things at eye level or lower you can increase the level of challenge by placing the toys or objects in slightly higher spots. Provide clues or feed back in terms of being "warm" or "cold." Reverse the roles when your child has found all the objects. When it's your turn, use the game as an opportunity to teach your kids how to give clues. But don't be surprised if your child tells you the exact where about of the object you're searching for some secrets are just too good not to tell. Have fun!





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