A Animal Track Painting from Child Central Station Painting with Apples from Learning 4 Kids B Blow Dryer Art from Child Central Station Ball Painting from Mommy and Me Book Club Body Paint from Kiwi Crate and The Activity Mom Bubble Wrap Painting from Art Bar Blog Bath Paint from The Imagination Tree Bottle Print …
Need a fun way to practice spelling words week after week? Practice spelling words with water! This is a fun way to practice sight words, spelling words or just write letters and numbers. You can adapt this activity to any age, even toddlers who are beginning to draw simple lines and shapes! We like to …
Use your little one’s favorite characters or toys to make learning letter sounds fun! 1. Gather up favorite characters. You could use toys you own or printed pictures. We used a printable puppet playset from 1+1+1=1. 2. On small pieces of paper, write the first letter of each character you have, and spread them out. …
School is off to a good start this year. My two year old is adjusting to being at home without big sister and big brother to keep her entertained. Now that we are getting settled into our new schedule, I have found that Miss C likes to be busy and enjoys learning about everything around …
I found a set of plastic rings at the craft store (You may also find these at party supply stores.) and put together a fun phonics game to help my daughter both sound out simple words, and then blend the sounds together to read the word. I collected some tiny objects from around the house. …
You’ve heard The Activity Moms rave about tiny objects and how our preschoolers and even older children LOVE them! And we love how much they can LEARN with them! We’ve used our tiny objects in a toddler activity (also great for busy bags) to match a few tiny objects to their beginning letter. We’ve filled …
This sorting game can be played with any age group and any skill with your own play food at home! While playing outside in the cottage kitchen, we decided to cook up some special orders. I asked for foods that start with the letter “B” My daughter proudly served me bread, blueberries, burger, and a …
Are you looking for FREE do a dot marker printables? Here’s a list of free, printable dot marker pages organized from A to Z. Use these pages at parties, play groups, or to compliment what your young children are interested in and learning about. Where to Buy Do-a-Dot Markers You can purchase your do a …
Sensory Tubs are so much fun for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers (moms too)! Your child will scoop, pour, experiment, and discover all sorts of things from colors and shapes, to magnets and ecosystems all while developing fine motor skills. Explore with a purpose or have fun pretending. The possibilities are endless! Below are hundreds of …
In an effort to expose my daughter to the alphabet in a fun, pressure-free way, I’ve been working to integrate it into our play. This week we have been learning about pets, so I made these ABC dog bones to feed our “pet” puppy with this alphabet puppy game! Alphabet Puppy Game As …
This gross motor, Alphabet Basketball game was a hit with my two year old! You need: Two baskets or buckets 26 ping pong balls Permanent marker An energetic toddler or preschooler! Write one letter on each ping pong ball. (I got mine at the Dollar Tree.) Put all of the letter balls in one of …
I have just started exploring the alphabet with my curious two-year-old. Whenever she sees writing she points and says “ABCs!”, so I figured now was as good of time as any to embrace that curiosity and have some fun with letters. This apple alphabet picking game is a simple, no-pressure way to explore the alphabet …