Young children who watch too much television can have an added risk of obesity. Studies show that such children also have a tendency to have lower academic achievement than their peers. In this activity, you will brainstorm at least 10 developmentally appropriate activities to limit screen time and increase physical activity among preschool-aged children. play outdoors

play with friends

bake with or without someone

create stories

go to a park

Play a song.

paint

draw

make expiriments

play with toys

um i would say play outdoors, play with friends, art, draw and play with toys.

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The following activities will help preschoolers stay physically active and spend less time in front of a television:

Play ball (outdoors).

Play hopscotch (outdoors).

Read aloud.

Create a paper craft using scissors and glue.

Draw shapes.

Play racing toy cars with a friend.

Copy the letters of the alphabet.

Imitate or copy a familiar person (like a parent or caregiver).

Create a fantasy story and act it out.

Go to a park. Play on the swings, slides, seesaws, and other playground equipment, which all involves physical movement (outdoors).

With an adult’s help, bake simple cookies.

Solve a medium to large jigsaw puzzle.

Use Playdough (store-bought or homemade) to create shapes.

Play a favorite song or nursery rhyme and dance (or enact the rhyme) to the tune.

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answer: they get money for not letting the president go

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