In one of our other popular activities ( Toddler Activities: Car Alphabet Games) we have some printable alphabet sheets with another sheet of cars for your to let your toddler find the alphabet letter cars. Using those same alphabet sheets, you can print out the Toddler Activities: Alphabet Printout in different colors of paper and
For those kids that just love the Mickey Mouse Hot Dog Song, we’ve come up with a fun activity for you to do while you listen to the song! Print out the sheet of HOT DOG letters and this sheet of Disney characters from the Disney website. Let your child color in the
Creat you own jumbo alphabet flash cards for your toddlers or preschoolers with items from the dollar store! All you need is a box of the alphabet cards and a pack of the die cut letters which you can get for a dollar each at the dollar store. You’ll be putting a card and a
Have fun with this learning activity and let your toddler find all of the Alphabet Cars driving around town! Print out the sheet of alphabet letter and then cut them all out. Then print out the sheet of cars and cut them on the lines. Next use some tape and tape the letters to the
Make a BIG cootie catcher! (aka Paper Fortune Teller) I remember playing with these in school, also known as paper fortune tellers. Remember how someone would ask a question, then you’d ask them to pick a color or word. You would then move back and forth the number of letters in the word. Then they’d
C-World Inspired by our mom’s review of SeaWorld we wanted to show you “C”-World! Print out the attached sheet of the letter C. Have your child color in all the “C”s and then look at all of the objects that start with the letter C on this sheet. Cut them out and glue them on
Bowling for Letters! Use your magnetic letters and have some fun with miniature bowling. Stand the letters on the floor or table and let your toddler use a small plastic ball to knock them down. Each time she knocks a letter down say the letter over and over and celebrate! Then ask her to knock
Kid Keyboard!: Time to let your little toddler learn about the computer keyboard with this toddler activity! You’ll use an old keyboard (you can usually find one at a thrift store for a couple of dollars or use your own if you dare). Now use just a few of those foam letters and a little
Toddler games: Finger Touch Tracing
Finger tracing! Let your child learn by touching. Take a piece of paper and using a pen punch little hole all over the paper. You can make shapes, numbers, lines, circles, or whatever your child might be learning at the time. Then turn the paper over and let your child feel the bumps that were
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