This Dinosaur Shadow Matching Puzzle is a fun challenge for your preschooler or toddler that loves dinosaurs. Simply download, print, cut, and match. There’s something about dinosaurs that intrigue children and make them want to learn more about them, pretend to be one, and collect them.
Spring is here and this Insect Shadow Matching Puzzle is a fun challenge for your preschooler or toddler. Simply download, print, cut, and match. Some children are grossed out or scared of insects while others are intrigued and want to collect them. Maybe this puzzle will open up a conversation with you and your child …
Here’s a free, printable skip counting puzzle that will be a fun challenge for your child. Try it in July or any time of the year when you are talking about or learning about the United States. Skills This puzzle is a fun way to reinforce and practice the pattern of skip counting by 5s. …
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. …
Make a quick cookie cutter puzzle for your toddler using cookie cutters. Trace (or have an older child practice tracing) each cookie cutter and then let your child match them up.
Calendars are on sale right now and the possibilities are endless! A few things that we’ve tried are: *Cut one month of days apart and have your child match and glue the numbered squares. (pictured above) *Cut several of the small pictures out from the back and write a story about them. Glue them into a book …
B is going through a phase again where he is obsessed with letters. He wants to talk about them, sing about them, put them in order, match them, and have them rescue each other. The Melissa and Doug letters are my favorite! I made this quick letter puzzle for him (similar to the outline mat …
This Family Shapes Puzzle is from Pink and Green Mama. I have big plans to make one for my friend’s daughter’s first birthday, but just couldn’t wait to share this awesome idea with you! I’ll let you read her tutorial of how to make this Family Shapes Puzzle but I love that it incorporates shapes …
You can use this simple parts of the face puzzle to introduce or reinforce parts of the face vocabulary and/or to keep little hands busy while traveling. Materials: 2 identical pictures of your child (face shots) velcro Take a picture of your child’s face (5×7 or 8×10) and laminate it on poster board, a file …
I read about this Outline Mat idea on FUNdamentals. I traced random objects that I found in the playroom and then had B put the objects in the outline like a puzzle. B had such a great time! He was working on it over and over again so I made another one. Then, I traced …