Find a bag of shaped buttons at your local craft store and turn that one bag of buttons into unlimited fun with 15 learning activities! There are so many different skills you can practice with these simple and fun button activities. From fine motor skills and counting to sorting and graphing, there are so many …
Are you looking for a fun winter craft that uses different shapes? This shape snowman is so much fun to make for kids of all ages. This easy craft gives young children the chance to work with and identify basic shapes while making a cute snowman. There is no wrong way to do this craft. …
Pattern blocks are so much fun for kids of all ages. I love to give young children a chance to build and create with the different shapes. Whether that is on a table or mixed in with other blocks, just having time to explore the shapes is extremely valuable. Once enough time has been given …
If your child is showing interest in exploring and identifying shapes and loves trains then these free, printable train shape matching cards are for you! Preparation: Simply print out two copies of this free, printable (link below), cut out, and laminate (optional). How to Play: Show your child the engine card and identify the shape …
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 …
A printable matching game is a great first activity to try with your toddler or preschooler. You can print a card game and match, sort, or play Memory with these cards. Here’s a collection of 60+ FREE printable matching games and printable memory games for your preschooler or toddler: Matching Colors Young children can …
This simple bath game was a big hit in our house this week! I got some brightly colored foam sheets from the Dollar Tree and cut them into the simple shapes we had been learning. She loves “sticking” them to the walls, taking them down, and putting them back up. Once she had some shapes …
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 …
It’s February, the perfect time to have your child make a paper plate wreath to decorate your home! Spread the love with this paper plate heart wreath! Cut the center out of a paper plate. Use a heart paper punch (Let your child punch the hearts if possible!) to punch 20-30 hearts …
The New Year organizing bug has hit my home (better late than never, right?) and I find myself just looking for ways to get rid of “stuff” we have laying around. One thing I have a difficult time letting go of is old magazines. I hate just getting rid of them! That got me thinking …
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 …