This free, printable Count by 10s Elevator Game is a fin way to learn to count by 10s through play! How to Play the Count by 10s Elevator Game: Print the elevator buttons (below) and put a copy at the top and bottom of the stairs or at an entrance to a …
After making a Little Pet Shop Travel Play Set and a Lego Travel Set from mint tins, I couldn’t resist the urge to make a Travel Dice Game too! This travel game is great for long plane rides, waiting at restaurants, or traveling in the car. I love that it can be closed up …
Start saving your bottle tops and lids! There are so many ways you can have fun learning with bottle tops! From fine motor skills and counting to shapes and letters, these activities can work with any concept that you and your little ones are working on. Here are a few to get you started: 1 …
Make math experiences fun with these Math Games, organized by age from Toddlers to Age 6. Early Toddler DIY Baby Abacus Roll and Count (Early Toddler Game) Count and Sort Preschool Wonder Pets Dice Game (printable) DIY Bottle Top Counting Cards Parking Lot Number Practice Roll a ____ Dice Games …
Learning with little ones happens ALL of the time, EVERY day! As sat down with N and the colored rice, N wanted to “cook” and I realized just how much she was learning during counting practice with pretend play. Isn’t it amazing how different children’s personalities can be?! When B was 3 he was interested …
Yesterday we shared a Leaf Color Matching printable that was inspired by the colors on the trees this time of year! Today we’d like to share Leaf Number Cards. Simply download, print, and play (download at bottom of the post). What can you do with these cards? There are SO many ways you can …
This Leaf Counting Game is the perfect way to welcome Fall while identifying numbers, sequencing, and counting. Materials: 10 leaves (silk or real) and write the numbers 1-10 on them with a permanent marker. First, put the leaves in both hands and throw them up in the air as high as you can. This …
Roll and Count, a Beginning Counting Game, is the perfect game for your toddler or preschooler that can count to 10 aloud, but has a hard time counting objects using one to one correspondence. My little one can count aloud from 1 to 20 (from all of our games of Hide N Seek), but she …
Looking for a way to beat the heat and have fun indoors? I created this fun balloon game just for that reason. Great responses from all three kids- ages 2 to 10! Materials: 10 balloons, black permanent marker Directions: 1. Blow up 10 balloons. 2. Number them from 1 to 10. 3. Hide the balloons throughout the house- …
Around our house, we are just in love with these squeezy food packets and we love learning with lids! They come in so many flavors, they are low mess, and I don’t have to worry about glass breaking or packing a spoon. Oh, and the lids provide some super awesome learning experiences! I started out …
I purchased these mini storage containers. (10 for $1) I brought them home and explored the possibilities and came up with Toddler Activities Using Containers. Our shape for the week is a square, so I chose this shape for us to count. How many orange squares are in the container? How many blue squares? LM would take them …
I love ice cube tray activities! From one to one correspondence to sorting and counting to games, the possibilities are endless! You can find this ice cube tray at most grocery stores and I really like how many spots it has for these games. For these activities you will also need: dice counters (mini erasers, …