Try to keep quiet in various situations – while crawling under the table, climbing the couch, tossing a ball, dancing, or even “reading” a book using nothing but facial expressions, pointing at illustrations, and hand gestures.
You can look at photographs together – pictures of your toddlers and other family members from previous Purim celebrations – to be reminded of and share childhood stories. You can ask questions such as: What makes costumes special? What sets them apart from our regular clothes? How do we feel when we dress up?
The young kitten copies everything her older sister does. You can also play a fun copycat game – take turns being the older cat and making a certain movement that the other players will then try to copy.
