New activity here… I thought I had posted this years ago when Blue’s Clues was so popular. My son loved that show and my mom had sent him many of these paw prints that we colored and then laminated so that we could stick them all over the house and find them. (Printed on blue
Hey toddlers! Can you count the ducks taking a bath? What sound does a duck make? Do you see how the ducks dry off? Maybe it’s time for a game of Toddler Duck Duck Goose!
I originally posted this for Valentines’ Day, but I think it could be for any day! Have fun making this with your child! All you need is some construction paper, part of an egg crate, some markers and some tape or glue. I started with a large oval shape for the body, then cut out
Yes, it might be a little crazy, but you might just see that you like to play with this too! Watch the video to see it in action. Supplies you need: an empty, washed out Pringles can, a small water bottle, printer and some tape/glue. How to make it: 1) Print out the Toddler Peekaboo
It’s Feeding time!- Run to your nearest grocery or supercenter and get some of those great animal paper plates. (These are great for kids because they are fun, colorful and have separate sections for different foods.) So it’s time to feed the animals. Tape a few of the animal plates up on a wall. For
Go Fish! Sticky Fish! This is a great activity for those toddlers that like to get their hands into everything. Take about 10 sticky notes and draw a fish on 6 of them with a crayon. Then lay each individual sticky note down on the floor or on a table with the sticky side up.
Bear Cave Hunt Find the bears in the cave! All kids love to build and play with tunnels. Use your couch and some pillows to make a small tunnel/cave for your toddler to climb into. Then find 3 teddy bears and place them inside the tunnel for your child to find. (Or print out the
It isn’t easy being GREEN! Print out the sheet of Frog stuff! Get some construction paper and create a frog land picture! Have your toddler look at the frog photo to the right. Talk about the frog’s color, webbed feet, and that he often lives near a pond and lily pads. Also add that he
Counting Sheep on Pillows!- This is a fun activity for your child that will combine pillow fun with counting fun! Find a couple of old pillows or throw pillows. Print out the sheet of sheep to the right and cut out the 8 sheep cards. Put one pillow on the floor and then put a
Make a fun Toddler Dog Book
Dogs, Dogs, Dogs! Hey toddlers, it’s time to look at some dogs. This is something that you can make and take with you to have on hand while waiting in line at the store. Print out the sheet of dogs and cut them on the lines. Then either use a stapler or hole punch
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