Target Skill: Fine Motor Target Age: 9-18 Months You Will Need: Either an old formula container, coffee container, or yogurt container with a plastic lid Round head clothes pins scissors Prep: Cut a round hole in the lid of the container. Activity: Allow your child to try and place the clothes pins through the hole [...]
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Kerplunk
Posted in Homemade Toys, Learning Activity, Pre-Toddler, tagged fine motor pretoddler, kerplunk on May 22, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Fun With Colored Ice Cubes
Posted in Homemade Toys, Learning Activity, Outdoor Play, tagged colored ice cubes, learning activity, outside play, teaching colors, toddler learning, water play table on April 23, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
I love Becca’s blog called Fun & Engaging Activities for Toddlers! She has some great ideas on there for activities that you can do with your little ones. You should check it out. Remember, I have been on a quest to come up with some new ideas with the twins on how to teach them [...]
Homemade Edible Finger Paint
Posted in Homemade Toys, Learning Activity, tagged eddible finger paint, finger paint, highchair finger paint, Homemade Toys, teaching colors on April 22, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Trying to think up some new ways to teach my twin girls their colors. I came up with this one and it was big hit! My daughters are 12 months old. This activity should only be used on toddlers who have been transitioned to whole milk and do not have milk allergies. All you need [...]