Right after the long winter break, kids might be having a few more days off due to the Polar Vortex 2015. While the Christmas presents still have the fun of newness, the kids can still get "bored." Here are some suggestions to keep the kids engaged on this additional day off.
Dance party with DiscoRobo
Every
kid can wiggle and jiggle their way to dance party fun. Crank up the
iPad with some groove worthy tunes and see who is ready to put their
moves to the test. Make the afternoon even more exciting by using
DiscoRobo to inspire more creative dance moves. DiscoRobo uses the
latest beat detection technology. With 56 amazing moves, this little
robot can feel the music and dance along to your favorite grooves. With
eight engaging facial expressions, DiscoRobo is like another guest at
the party. Create a sound, like drum beats, hand claps or even footsteps
and watch him move. The DiscoRobo by Tosy retails for approximately $49.99 and up.
Creative science
If you told you child that they could make a volcano explode, would that wipe away the bored factor? Thames and Kosmos
offers a wide array of science influenced kits that are fun for kids.
From simple experiments to more advanced experiments, these science toys
keep kids engaged. The Volcano kit is fun and messy for kids to use
over and over. While the action of watching lava flow and harden is good
messy fun, the kids are actually learning about science. Thames and
Kosmos has a large selection of science influenced toys that work with a
variety of age groups.
Road Trip from the couch
While
many adults dream of luxury, grand vacations, kids think about a big
road trip too. Turn the day dreaming into a game. Options like Road Trip
from Identity Games make for hours of fun. Road Trip makes imaginary
travel across the map a thought provoking experience. How many cities
can you name that start with the letter A? As your family plays the
game more, take the questions and answers into more of a challenge. How
many "A" cities have you traveled? Which "A" city is top on your list?
Road Trip from Identity Games retails for approximately $24.95.
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