I need to entertain 2 4th grade girls for 90 mins. Help

[Anonymous]

Outside, obviously.

How can I help entertain 4th grade girls outside, dealing with elements like a wet ground, wind, etc?

[Anonymous]

Disposable hand warmers.

Extra blankets.

Fire pit+ s’mores

Really if you just give them space they’ll find plenty to talk about.

[Anonymous]

4th graders don’t need an adult to entertain them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Outside, obviously.

How can I help entertain 4th grade girls outside, dealing with elements like a wet ground, wind, etc?

First of all, who are they? How do they know each other? Are they friends? Cousins? neighbors? Do they like each other? Are they sporty? Why do you have to entertain them? Why are they meeting? ie are you babysitting or they like each other? I think once you answer those questions we can help better.

For example, for good friends who haven't seen each other they may want to sit and talk under a pavilion. Bring fun food.

If they are sporty they may want to kick a soccer ball. If you are babysitting and they don't like each other you may want to cancel if you can't be outside ( because of the weather)

[Anonymous]

?
They play.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Outside, obviously.

How can I help entertain 4th grade girls outside, dealing with elements like a wet ground, wind, etc?

Why outside? It’s cold and wet.

[Anonymous]

Send them out for a walk...they will chat. Serve cocoa when they return.

[Anonymous]

A hike?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Outside, obviously.

How can I help entertain 4th grade girls outside, dealing with elements like a wet ground, wind, etc?

Why outside? It’s cold and wet.

Because covid ding dong

[Anonymous]

4th graders who are friends don't need any help entertaining themselves. They will find plenty to do. Even if they're not friends, they'll become friends absent unusual circumstances.

[Anonymous]

Is one of them your child?

[Anonymous]

Weather appropriate clothing, hand warmers if necessary, and send them on their way!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Weather appropriate clothing, hand warmers if necessary, and send them on their way!

+1.

[Anonymous]

Run around. Play ball. Obstacle course or scavenger hunt. If not on your turf, spot things (how many birds or squirrels, how many cars, trucks or buses). Ask how the year is going. Their sense of how this pandemic went. That it's likely they'll live through a major one again in their lifetime, and what will they remember to do from this one?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:4th graders don’t need an adult to entertain them.

this. leave them alone, they will figure it out