My DD spent a lot of time during indoor recess finger knitting. So, I bought a lot of yarn for the kids to knit with.

^^^that sounds insane! They don't combine classes for indoor recess at our fcps.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Twister or something else with few pieces to lose

There won't be space in a classroom.

Jenga, board games will be used and yes, the pieces will eventually get lost.

Nah, they can move stuff or she might have a carpet area for reading.

Not sure if you're in public school, but at least in MCPS, when there's inclement weather, they combine two classes in one classroom b/c they don't have the "staffing" or whatever. So that could be anywhere from 50-60 kids for "recess" in one classroom at least in lower MoCo. There's barely room for twister when there's just one class in a classroom.

You could also give a target or Amazon gift card and she could decide

Twister is not a good idea for second grade boys who already have trouble keeping their bodies to themselves. The teacher will not appreciate that.
Battleship
Trouble
Sorry
Othello
Monopoly junior

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Twister or something else with few pieces to lose

There won't be space in a classroom.

Jenga, board games will be used and yes, the pieces will eventually get lost.

Nah, they can move stuff or she might have a carpet area for reading.

Uno, Connect Four

Blackjack table and chips

Trouble!
Guess who

Anonymous wrote:Twister or something else with few pieces to lose

There won't be space in a classroom.

Jenga, board games will be used and yes, the pieces will eventually get lost.

even a few decks of cards would be helpful.

Twister or something else with few pieces to lose

Board games, books, craft projects

headbandz, connect four, spot it

Second grade. Any ideas?