Αθλητικό Σωματείο ''Ο Απιδανός''

                                    1. Throw a few cushions onto the living room floor, pretend that the room is the sea, and guide the child to get from one side of the room to the other without getting their feet wet. Show them how to use the cushions as if they were rocks, which they must step on by jumping from one to another, so they do not touch the floor at all! 2. Hold a bedsheet at two points in the room, place a light to illuminate it, and project various objects from behind. Start with items that are easy to recognize, with clear lines and shapes. Increase the level of difficulty according to the child's abilities. 3. Perhaps the easiest and most inexpensive alphabet game is made using caps from plastic water bottles. Collect at least twenty-four caps. Write a capital letter of the alphabet on each cap with a marker. Next, draw a small grid with twenty-four squares on a piece of cardboar...

  1) A blowing game. Place two chairs about two to three meters apart, with their backs facing each other. Take two plastic cups and poke a hole in the bottom of each. Thread a piece of string through each plastic cup and tie the two strings from one chair to the other. Take your positions and try to race your cups to the finish line by blowing inside them. 2) Create a color chart using clothespins to help your child learn to match and recognize colors. Cut small squares out of colored cardstock and glue each one to the gripping end of a clothespin. Next, cut larger squares and glue them onto a strip of sturdy cardboard. Explain to the child that they need to clip each clothespin onto its matching color. 3) Another game with clothespins that helps with letter recognition. Use a marker to write letters on the gripping end of the clothespins. The child must then clip them correctly onto words written on strips of cardboard. 4) A memory game using just boiled eggs and an egg carto...