Hole punch two holes on the short ends of your foam rectangle (one hole on each end).Ħ. Cut a rectangle out of your foam sheet (this will become the sail).ĥ. Start by collecting all of your materials.ģ.
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So, I filled up the sensory bin and pulled out an activity I’ve been wanting to try with the kids… Sponge Boats! Related: Looking to keep up on those school skills in a fun way this summer? Have an incoming Preschooler, Kindergartener or Early Elementary Learner? Check out This awesome Ready To Go Activity Pack! But today, I just didn’t want to deal with full swim suits and extra laundry ( ugh, adulting). Normally, I would fill up the kiddie pool or turn the sprinkler on. Related: Do your kids love water play? Try this fun one! Let The Water Entertain Them The fresh air just puts everyone in a better mood! So, when it’s too hot to simply play with toys, I bring out the water. I still love to try and get outside for at least a little bit on days like this though. I hate to complain, because I would truly rather be hot than cold…but it’s hooot.
Today is one of those days where it is just miserable outside in the sun.
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