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• Model Magic would be hands on and all skill levels can enjoy.
• Paint by number would be a fun thing.
• Classic games like uno or trouble,
• Buy a large coloring picture and some good markers. Tell them to set it up on the floor of their living room (maybe a flat cardboard box to lay underneath) and let people color as they come and go from the living room. They can bond together as they color, and then they can display it in her room! You could offer to frame it when they're done.
• Stickers are always awesome. A sticker book like this could be hard if her fine motor skills are weak. A book of stickers like this that she could use however she'd like. This one looks easier if her fine motor skills are weak.
• Jewelry making would be great, but her skill level will be important to note. This one is nice because it comes apart and can go back together. The ones with the storage kids are the best. Look for a large bead kit. This might be easier
• Whiteboards are so much fun. They can travel with her places, too. Get some Something that stands up would be fun if she likes to play school. Expo markers are the best.
• Kids love places to hide or cuddle. This is kinda large, but something like a play tent could be fun!
• More art
• Does she like to sing?
• This is fun
• to practice throwing
• practice throwing and catching
• This is modified catch
• weeeeeee
• Kids seriously love giant balls. Parents, maybe not so much hahah