Any ideas for a comedic one-act play?

Ideas for structured play activities?

• I have no car for the next month so will not be going anywhere throughout the week and there is so much snow outside that we will only be spending about 30 min to an hour outside a day. My son can only handle so much free play and than he likes to watch tv (i know, i know please don't judge). I did notice this week that the tv was going to be a problem so I stocked up on craft supplies and I am going to stock up on baking stuff this weekend. I am going to start doing 2 hrs of structured play in the mornings after breakfast and than he can watch a lil tv after lunch and than free play for the rest of the afternoon. What are some good ideas for structured play activities that can help him learn as well? these are some of my ideas are any of them good or bad? -crafts -baking -board games -abc worksheets -counting worksheets -fun workbooks (he loves these) - songs like head and shoulders -fun activities that help him learn days and months(need ideas) -shapes he is 3 and I won't be doing all of these in 1 day or week cause I don't won't to overwhelm him but I was thinking maybe having a number of the week or a shape of the week etc.

• Answer:

  a really good web site called reading eggs , flash cards, teach him how to earn stars, teach him how to tell the time, lots of reading to him is better than TV. treasure hunt, build a fort, invite a friend over, plant seeds in pots and put them on your window sill, take photos and start a journal, paint his room, turn up the heat and pretend your at the beach for the day, put him in the bath and say its the pool. Ask him what he wants to do. If you put him front of the mirror ask him to draw what he sees. start drawing circles as that gets him ready for writing, Sorting toys, colours, clothes, meditation yoga, dancing to wear him out, hide and seek.....