Making and then playing with playdough. If you make salt dough (remember at the craft markets of the '80's?), then DD can help measure, pour and stir. You can knead (unless you don't mind DD getting sticky dough on her fingers!), and then DD can roll out the dough can use cookie cutters, etc or make sculptures (maybe little animals). The ones you want to keep (maybe to hang up at the new house???) you can bake in the oven and paint at a later date (look, an activity for another day!). Unused dough keeps in the fridge for a couple of weeks (covered). Steph and I made this just before Christmas and cut out a heap of shapes for CHristmas deco's, and some for a mobile or to hang up. When you make the hole in the dough with a skewer or toothpick, remember the hole shrinks when it is baked! ()

What else, reading, making cubby houses (chairs, and towels or wraps, etc), shop play, cafe play, colouring in, dress ups, baking (cookies, cupcakes, etc) and decorating.

I will try to think of some more!

ETA, I have a salt dough recipe if you need one!