long piece of butcher paper (approximately 1' wide)
crayons or markers
scissors
Instructions
1. One of our favorite games is taking a pretend phone from the dress-up center and pretend it is a remote control. 2. Have the students lie down and pretend they are robots. Then speak in a computerized voice and command the "robots" to do various things, in a variety of Simon Says. The children love it and request it often. This keeps them busy while they are waiting to go home.
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