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catscharm74 Posted - May 02 2009 : 12:09:36 PM
I am looking for something, outside of sports or something like swimming, that I could enroll Charlie in that he could do even though we move state to state. Something once a week that gets him involved. Any suggestions? Remember, he is only 3. Thanks.

Heather

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FarmGirl~K Posted - May 04 2009 : 05:15:32 AM
I was going to suggest the workshops at Home Depot, but they're for ages 5-12. I was looking at Michael's though & they have a craft workshop. Doesnt look like a particular age group. With help it looks like any age can do these projects. Here's the link http://www.theknackkids.com/TheKnackFaculty.aspx There's a t-shirt at the bottom. That's the current project for kids to make mom for Mother's Day. I think there's a different one every day this week. There are lots of printables & other things to do too. If you click on the projects to do at home, they tell you the ages for the craft.

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Sitnalta Posted - May 02 2009 : 1:31:04 PM
Gymnastics is always good. Since he is so young, he will stay in the same class with kids his own age as he goes along. :) Most states have some sort of gymnastic programs and gyms to do it in. Even the YMCA offers that, I am pretty sure.
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Bellepepper Posted - May 02 2009 : 12:34:29 PM
Try Sunday School. Lots of churches to choose from. Summer Bible Schools are comming up. They are fun and educational.
vintagediva1 Posted - May 02 2009 : 12:22:23 PM
Heather, Have you tried your local library or continuing ed for short preschool projects.
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