A.B.
M.,
ACI gymnastics is great...I believe I paid $35-40/month for a weekly 45 min-1 hr. lesson. Also, there is this amazing school in Mansfield..something like the School of Arts. Anyway, training kids in various aspects of the arts is their specialty and as a ministry to the public, they are VERY affordable. My daughter took ballet there and I was so impressed with the professional and personal interest the teacher took.
Good luck. Also, I was a pre-school teacher and had to come up with a lot of last minute "tricks."
Here are a few:
1. Purchase the book: The Preschoolers Busy book by Kuffner
2. Set out a medium sized bucket, container of water. Add a drop of food coloring or a drop of soap if desired and give her things to, "wash" or play with. Spoons, keys, plastic eggs, etc. A toothbrush is a great cleaning tool.
3. Give her construction paper and blunt end scissors. (Make sure you feel comfortable with this.) Just let her get used to the feel of cutting.
4. Rotate toys...don't give her so many options but rather just a few and choose one that she can, "come home" too. You may even hide it (scarves or crate paper are very fun)so when she "finds" it it appears new. Try to get her in the habit of playing solo. Start with 5-10 minute intervals if you haven't already. Entertaining oneself is a lost art in our society and children need to learn and ENJOY creating, imagining and working independently with out the aide of entertainment.
I apologize for this being a little lengthy. I hope it's helpful. Happy parenting.
A.