Baby sitting... BEST ANSWER 10 POINTS!?

Question

what are some fun games that an 8 year old boy would like and a 3-4 year old girl? they can be different. THanks!

Answer 1

umm lets see ... you could play dress up with the little girl and the boy... maybe see if he wants to watch a movie.. you could also play hide and seek, or maybe twister or video games!

Answer 2

well i know that littel girlss love to draw so just get out some crayons and paper.

and right there name in cool letter with colors they love it.

and with boys they liek soemthing more fun like playing out side.

Answer 3

I baby sit two 8 year old girls and a 9 year old boy. Every time i babysit them i take them to the pool and they couldn't be happier! i'm sure a 3-4 year old would love to go swimming to.

Answer 4

Cowboys and Indians/Cops and Robbers

Ring Around The Rosie

Answer 5

Video Games:

Animal Crossing

Farming Game

Sonic with Chao

Board Games:

Chutes and Ladders

Twister

UNO

Toys:

Build a puzzle together

Playing Barbie Dolls or Brat Dolls with girl.

Dressup Doll Website for girl:

http://www.cartoondollemporium.com/

Answer 6

I would try board games - the boy might like Clue or Monopoly, the girl should be OK for candyland or Chutes and Ladders.

If dont have games boys like to play outside:  tag, building things, or my personal favorite which is making a list of items and have him find each of them (treasure hunt).  That one works for all ages.

If you run out of ideas make up an idea for a craft, one time I wrapped leaves inside tape and made a bunch of small ball-shaped things, kept kids entertained for hours!

Answer 7

I have an idea but you will have to get materials...

Make a puzzle. First get a big poster board and you and the kids can cut out random shapes, keeping in mind to save the edges as it's a puzzle, if the 3-4 year old can't cut have her "help" you, when everything is cut the kids can decorate the same number of peices and you could maybe do 1 or 2, when your done put the puzzle together!

Other games:

wiffle ball, capture the flag (with other neighborhood kids), hide and go seek, freeze dance, imagination play such as make your own restraunt- make up a menu with the kids and then you can be the "chef" and ones the waitor and the other is served and then you all switch, board games...

If your out of ideas ask the kids to show you their rooms and their favorite toys, and maybe ask them what games they like to play ect. that will get something going

Good Luck!