Use these free, printable Easter Egg Puzzles to challenge your child’s critical thinking skills. Simply download, print and cut them out and challenge your child to put the eggs back together. N (4 years old) has had a ton of fun putting these together over and over again! Download and print these Easter …
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 …
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with this Shamrock Shape Puzzle! Simply print the puzzle and cut out the gold shape “coins”. Help your little one glue the gold “coins” onto the correct shamrock. With my 22 month old, I only used the first page (circles, squares, and triangles) to help avoid confusion and overwhelming her. …
Several months ago, we did a color of the week in our Tot School with my daughter. One of the things we tied in with our colors was the Bible lesson that “God made everything.” I chose an item for each color and we would do a little craft activity with that item, talking …
My toddler has been spending a lot of time exploring different shapes lately. I wanted some super simple activity ideas that didn’t require a lot of preparation on my part. I made some simple free shape printables that we could use as a starting point for these shape activities. Targeted Skills: fine motor skills shape …
We are spending a lot of time exploring 2d shapes with my toddler right now, and I wanted a fun matching game to play with her. That’s why I made this pig shape matching printable. These cards are a great way to practice shape matching with your toddler or preschooler! It is a fun way …
With my resolution to create new memories in the new year, getting into the kitchen with N has been a priority. I’ve found it is so hard for her to wait for things to bake and cool. These snack mix recipes for kids are the perfect, no bake solution and a fun way to get …
If your little one is starting to notice or identify colors, then this bug color matching activity is a great way to get started. This free, printable game can be used for matching, sorting, or playing Memory. A color matching game is a great first activity to try with your toddler or preschooler. Just print, …
Your preschooler will love this Lego Dice Game and you will love how it sneaks in a little counting practice at the same time! Lego Bump and Freeze Materials: Lego Dice Game (printable) 24 legos (2 different colors, 12 each) dice How to Play: Player 1 rolls the die and puts one of their Legos …
Kids of ALL ages will love the Snowman Game! It can be used to practice almost any skill, from letters and numbers to words and multiplication. Here are a few ideas to get you started: Snowman Colors Game Feed your snowman snowballs (pom poms). Name the color of each snowball as you feed it to …
This Christmas tree push box activity is a great way to work on fine motor skills with your toddler while giving them a Christmas tree they can actually play with! Supplies Needed: Shoebox (Toddler size was perfect, but you could use any size) Wrapping paper Scissors and tape Christmas Tree Printable Glue (I used rubber …
The Away in a Manger Dice Game is a fun dice game for preschoolers that helps them practice counting and filling the nativity scene. It is a free printable that is perfect for Christmas time! Away in a Manger Dice Game How to Play: Download and Print Away in a Manger Dice Game. Roll the …