Practice counting and number identification with this FREE printable Elsa Dice Game. There are two version, one that uses 1 die and another that uses 2 dice. Materials: Elsa Dice Game Mat (above) Counters (blocks, gems, cereal, candy) dice How to Play: Roll the die or dice. Cover the number you rolled. When all …
Minecraft has become quite popular with my son. I made this Minecraft Dice Game to sneak in a little addition practice with a Minecraft twist. This can be a 1 player game or a 2+ player game (just print one set for each player). I love that both kids can play the same game …
Every day I can always count on my girls to ask for a snack…at least once if not more. Often times I’m in the middle of something, and I needed to come up with a plan for them to get a snack on their own (that I approved of!). They always love helping me in …
Easter Egg Counting and Decorating Cut out eggs from construction paper and number them. Encourage your child to decorate each egg using the number of stickers shown on the egg. I love how quick and easy this activity is to set up. It was a fun opportunity for N to practice identifying numbers and …
Frozen is still the favorite movie of the year at my house! This Frozen dice game was a huge hit too! Practice counting and identifying numbers while having fun. Frozen Themed Dice Game Materials: Frozen Game Mat, Dice, 12 Counters (gems, cereal, blocks, bottle tops, etc.) Directions: Print the Frozen Game Mat and cut …
This Sort and Balance Toddler Activity is one of our favorites and is really simple to prepare and play with. Grab some popsicle sticks and pebbles (we get ours from the Dollar Tree or Daiso). Have your tot balance the pebbles on the sticks. Up the ante by telling him a specific number to count …
Help the bunny get to his apples. This DIY Lego Counting Game is the perfect way to practice counting with your Legos! How to Play: Gather 10-20 Legos, dice, a character to move along your Lego path. Set up your path with the Legos. Your path can be straight, zig-zagged, curved, short, or long. …
I found a package of colorful learning links at the Dollar Tree and knew they’d be great learning tools for G (2 years old). Here are some ways we used them for learning link activities: Patterns Making AB patterns was totally new to him, and it took a few tries, but he totally got the …
The Turkey Game is perfect for all ages because it can be used to practice almost anything! Download and print the turkey template (below). Cut it out and tape it to the top of an empty tissue box. If you cut around the turkey’s body and leave his feet off it will be the right …
You can have fun learning with craft sticks with these 3 simple ideas! Materials: craft sticks, Elmer’s Early Learners Glue Pen, Elmer’s Early Learners Glue Stick, small objects (stickers, foam, buttons, foam, feathers, googly eyes, etc.) Learning Activity 1: Sort and glue objects by shape onto the craft sticks. I like how this new Elmer’s …
We are getting ready for our first trip to Disney World! Disney themed activities are in the works over here and we started with this Disney Dice Game that is super simple to make from bottle tops. Materials: 12 bottle tops, Sharpie, dice How to Make the Disney Dice Game: Draw a simple Mickey Mouse shape …
Stamp sets can be so much fun to get creative with! Create a scene, tell a story, or just decorate any way you want. Learning with stamps is really easy and fun. Stamp the Pattern – Stamp a pattern and have your child use the stamps to continue the pattern. For example, crown, princess, crown, …