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by eteaff 13 Apr 2012 ( edited Apr 15'12 04:06 )
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Hi,cuties. What would you with Grandkids for 2 weeks. Girl 9 Boy 11? I am trying to plan so they don't get bored.

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by asterixsew 13 Apr 2012
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My first question would be where and when. I presume its a school holiday so knowing where I live there are loads of activities put on, some of which are interesting others not. Think I would ask the children themselves as they are old enough to have ideas.
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by eteaff 15 Apr 2012
It is in June when school lets out for the summer. We are in Georgia USA. They like to swim but I am limited to how much time I can spend in the sun. My grandson wants to play monopoly. We do that every time we are together. No one else will play with him. So sad. Thanks for ideas.
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by stork 13 Apr 2012
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Why don't you get a simple shorts pattern and let them make a pair of elastic waist shorts. Every child should know how to sew and what better teacher than Grandma!
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by eteaff 15 Apr 2012
I think that is an excellent idea. Thanks, I'll give it a try.
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by dlonnahawkins 13 Apr 2012
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I used to have my grands for Spring break a lot - of course we had a place at the beach, and we went there to enjoy the sand and water - but they loved the putput golf and water parks. Being that age they may like to learn to make themselves something. Do they had Ipod, or games? They would like to do a carrier for them, I bet. Have fun. My grands are almost all grown, and I miss the times I was able to spend with them.
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by eteaff 15 Apr 2012
I love the beach. Can't spend much time their because med's I take cause me to burn very eaisly. They do have the hand held games. Yea, thats what I want to do is make memories while I can. Thanks
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by kitty2011 14 Apr 2012
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I was going to say much the same.... well for the grandaughter anyway.... teach her to sew - she'll be forever grateful & is the perfect age to learn.

The grandson? hmmm... is OH able to teach him a hobby too?
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by hightechgrammy 15 Apr 2012
Teach the grandson to sew too :-)
by eteaff 15 Apr 2012
Oddly enough the grandson likes the sewing more than the grandaughter. Go figuere.
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by eteaff 14 Apr 2012
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Thanks for all the great ideas. I'll let you know how it goes. They come in June. Plenty of time to plan.
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by bevintex 14 Apr 2012
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Cook with the let them plan the menu and help from start to finish. Also do you have a zoo nearby, It is a nice day trip. Just have fun.
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by eteaff 15 Apr 2012
I already got out the children cook book and am planning up a menu. Thanks
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by bevintex 15 Apr 2012
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Get them a puppy. lol
Bev
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by greysewist 15 Apr 2012
LOL what a stirrer you are, Bev :)
by eteaff 15 Apr 2012
Don't think my 2 dogs would like that much and I really don't thing the parents will either. LOL
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by keelylynn 15 Apr 2012
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Go fishing, build forts, plant flowers, vegis, etc, take nature walks, go to museums ---
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by eteaff 15 Apr 2012
I am going to do just that. Thanks for the ideas. Sometimes I need a little kick start.
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by hightechgrammy 15 Apr 2012
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Make something! Find out all the local museums and hands on places kids like, especially the free ones. Are there any outdoor places to go have fun? If you can have a weiner roast with s'mores. Teach them your hobbies, your work and what you enjoy doing. Give them lots of materials and let them experiment. That was one of the best things my Grandma ever did for me :-)
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by eteaff 15 Apr 2012
I love your ideas. I am going to give them a try. Thanks