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Falling Leaves Parachute Activity

October 16, 2009 by notjustcute Filed Under: Learning through Play and Experience, Music and Movement, Positive Guidance and Social Skills

Parachute activities are always enticing to kids.  They’re great for building motor strength and control, as well as self-control.  They also strengthen the child’s ability to listen to and follow directions and to work with others as a group,  all great social skills.  Parachutes don’t have to cost much.  I picked up a small, 6 foot version, to be used in small spaces and with groups of 10 or less children for about $10 (see where to order it here).  You could also just use a bed sheet instead of a parachute.

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