G loves his Busy Boxes oh-so-much! Here are our November Busy Boxes:
1. Transferring pompoms into a paint tray with a long-handled spoon
2. Pushing the peg through the wood (Dollar Tree) and then balancing a marble on top of the peg
3. Play dough and new tools
4. Sort pebbles by size (big and small) and balance on popsicle sticks
5. Magnet play with wands and assorted magnets (all from Lakeshore Learning)
6. Using child’s chopsticks to tweeze pompoms into an Ikea ice cube tray
7. Tweezing tiny farm animals into a paint tray
Check out how we made our original Toddler Busy Box.
Check out our other busy boxes:
Written by Jill
Maaike
Thursday 2nd of January 2014
Hello,
Thank you for all the ideas for activity boxes. I am a 25 year old mom. I have two sons, the oldest is 3,5 years and the youngest 1,5 year. We are living in the Netherlands, so I need to find a shop who has the same cheap/nice stuff you buyed.
Thanks!!
Viki
Monday 9th of December 2013
Hi. I am wondering how old your child is that you prepared this for. I see it's listed under the "2 year old" category, but, I guess, more specifically I'm asking how many months is he/she? Thanks in advance.
Nicole
Friday 13th of December 2013
He was exactly 2 1/2 when we did those activities.