Hey there Mumma, Daddy, It's great to be able to have fun without having to look at a screen. We'll be happy and busy with those great things while we're in the air.
Activities : You can give me stickers, and we can play games with them such as naming the parts of the body or even making a sticker collage on papers.
Skills Developed : This helps me with my fine motor skills and understanding of body parts.
2. Win-Win Wipes
Activity: You can please give me a pack of wipes to clean the tray table and seats.
Skills Developed: This helps me learn about body parts and get better at using my little muscles.
3. Little Presents
Activity: Wrap small toys or items which I can unwrap during the flight. Its just like a little surprise party.
Skills Developed: This help my fine motor skills and provides come fun in terms of sensory feedback.
4. Sticky Note Flags
Activity: Allow me to put and pull down sticky notes around the seating arrangement from the gecko box.
Skills Developed: This is enjoyable for my fine motor skills and enhances my spatial skills.
5. Markers and Paper
Activity: We can draw with each other using washable markers. Drawing is such fun!
Skills Developed: This enhances my imagination, hand-eye coordination and gives us time for shared attention.
6. Books
Activity: Bring me some of the Tinyvers books that you have and some others that are in your favorites.
Skills Developed: This helps me improve my speaking skills, my ability to listen, and my creativity.
7. Multi-purpose portable toys
Activities: Organize useful toys such as Montessori wooden toys like 3D puzzles.
Skills Developed: These toys help me think more clearly, solve problems, and use my imagination while I play.
8. Games and snacks
Activity: Simple counting or peek-a-boo games can be played with snack packages. Having snacks is always fun!
Skills Developed: This helps me learn how to count and understand how things stay the same over time.
9. A Look at the Light Switch and Air Blower
Activity: Let me control the light and air flow above you. I like to try new things!
Skills Developed: This helps me see how one thing can lead to another
10. Games and songs for laps
Activity: While I sit on your lap, sing and play games that I can connect with. It's so much fun!
Skills Developed: This helps me improve my language and movement skills.
11. Ice and plastic cups
Activity: Play with the ice in the cup. It's very cool and interesting!
Skills developed: This helps me in my sensory exploration and understanding of states of matter.
12. Opening and closing the blinds
Activity: I practice opening and closing the window curtains. I love looking out!
Skills developed: This helps me follow my fine motor skills and instructions.
13. Visit the flight attendant
Activity: Visit the flight attendants and have a basic conversation with them. Nice to meet fresh individuals
Skills developed: This has improved my social skills and community involvement.
14. Play peekaboo
Activity: Use a scarf or look above the seat to play a game of peekaboo. It's always fun!
Skills developed: This helped me understand social interactions and the permanence of objects.
15. Opening, folding and closing security cards
Activity: Look for the safety manual in the seat bag. It's very interesting!
Skills developed: This helped me with fine motor skills and curiosity about print media.
16. Talking about flight details
Activity: Tell me about the trip, the map, or the view out the window. I like to learn new things.
Skills Developed: This helps me improve my thinking and language.
Our flights will be full of fun and learning with these great screen-free activities. Come on, Mom and Dad, have an exciting flying adventure together.