  My 7 year old is a big electronics kid and I found the bored jar idea to be a great tool to help him not be so eager to jump on the screen when he is bored. When he does announce his boredom (which is a few times a day), I respond with, "That is great that you are bored, now lets see what you can do!" I'll either encourage him to imagine something, play or pull a card out from our bored jar (image above). The bored jar idea cards include art activities, household chores, outdoor play, indoor play, and learning activities. There are 135+ ideas, 1 blank page to add your own ideas and 2 pages of bored jar idea labels. Once the kids are older, you can add different activities to suit their age. I hope you have fun and that these are helpful during down time! Enjoy! You can download this freebie below. If you have a Teachers Pay Teachers account, you can download it here and I would love your feedback! Thanks and have a great day!
Terms of Use: Files are for personal use and educational purposes only and they cannot be redistributed, copied or sold. All graphics, unless otherwise stated, and resources are creative property of Saroum V Giroux. Please view my current and complete Terms of Use for more details.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
Hi, I'm Saroum!
I'm the artist and author of Doodle Thinks. I like to draw, write, and take pictures. When time permits, I'm excited to share some creative art ideas, resources, and updates that'll assist you with encouraging your learners to think creatively.
All
Coloring Design Drawing Freebies Fun Stuff Homeschool How To Draw Lessons & Books Paper Craft Resources Roll and Draw Words
Our main homeschool curriculum.
Under the Home K-5
Free Reading Program
Compassion International
World Vision
Become an affiliate.
|
