I spent some time this past weekend creating some coloring pages. So spread some gratitude around and color these printout coloring pages!! Use the links below to print the pdf, color, and then tape in your windows (or your Facebook profile photo) for all to see! “THANK YOU” toddler kids coloring page “THANK YOU” grownup version
Looking for a fun and easy craft to do with a bunch of toddlers or preschoolers? Make some fun green trees with paper and crayons! Take a blank piece of white paper and either draw a brown tree trunk for your kids or let them do it themselves. Then get several shades of green crayons
Easy Fun Sprinkle Paper Toddler Activity – Make some cute cards or decorate some plain gift bags with this easy paper activity. All you’ll need is some glue, construction paper and love of colors! Take different sheets of construction paper and tear them up into small pieces. Put them in a clean egg crate. Take
Have some fun with your toddlers and make a nice sounding rain stick! What you’ll need: an empty Pringles can tin foil egg crate rice, and or beans tape How to make it: Clean out the empty can with a damp paper towel. Slightly wet the paper towel and let your toddler help you clean
We love board games and loved playing Monopoly with family and friends. So why not have some fun with your toddlers in a different version of the game… Toddleropoly, or Coloropoly! :) What you’ll need: 1 White Poster Board ( 2 for 1$ at the Dollar Store). Sheets of construction paper (2 of black, 1
Have some fun spreading love around your room, house or even your neighborhood! Cut out some hearts from felt, in different colors and sizes. Put the hearts around the room and ask your toddler to find the orange one. After she has found them all, make a pretty design and talk about which one is
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
Make a fun wheel to learn colors and counting! I used two small paper plates and then punched holes in from the side. ( I only had a square hole puncher. lol.) Go around one plate and punch in as many holes as you think your toddler is ready for. (If he is just learning
Mirror, Mirror, Shape, Shape Here’s a fun shapes activity to do with your toddler and work on hand eye coordination also. Take either some foam cutout of shapes or cut out your own shapes from construction paper. Then tape them to your shirt. Tape a few to your toddler’s shirt too. Now go stand in
Water Colors – Kids love to play with water and this activity adds a little color to it! Take a few small cups and fill them with a little water. Then add a drop of food coloring or watercolor paint to each cup. Put the cups on a tray or pan, and then let your
Envelope Pockets– You can do this activity anywhere. The photo example uses a bookcase. You’ll need a few envelopes and some construction paper. Take the backing off the flap of the envelope and fold it back. (You can use a little tape at each end to tape the flap back to the envelope.) Then press
Paint Chip Colors Next time you are at your local home improvement store, pick up some of the paint color samples. For this project you’ll use those paint chips to help your toddler learn colors. With six colors, red, blue, green, orange, yellow and purple, we’ll be making a fun color chart for your child
PUT IT IN YOUR POCKET! This is a simple toddler activity that you’ll both have fun with. Make sure that you, the parent, are wearing clothes with lots of pockets. Then put a different piece of colored construction paper in each pocket, so that a little bit is showing. Show your toddler that there is
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Green green green is the color for today. Hey Toddlers, can you identify the green objects you see on this page? Your GREEN Box- Find an empty shoe box and glue some green construction paper all over the outside. This will become “Your Green Box”. Now go around your house with
Halloween Snackmat! It’s that time of year when the pumpkins start coming out. (And we don’t mean your “little pumkin”). For this activity, print out the sheet of Halloween items and let your toddler color them with a crayon or markers. Then cut them out with scissors. Next cut two pieces of contact paper the
Have a COLORFUL party! This is a great way to learn your colors! Invite a few friends over and ask them to wear clothes in their favorite colors and bring a toy that has their favorite colors. When everyone arrives you can sit in a circle and have each toddler tell the group what color
Colorful Eggs Games- You’ll be able to find these colorful plastic eggs at any general store for some good prices right now! Holiday or not, they are a great buy for lots of fun with your toddler. The colors, the size and all the fun things you can do with them make them a good
Toddler Twister!- This is a fun game for the whole family to play! Print out the sheet of shapes and then cut them out. Tape them to the floor in a small group and then have your toddler stand or sit on each shape. Once she has mastered that, then have her put one
Toddler Bird Art Activity
So I saw these cute decorations in a Sunday flyer… … and thought to myself “I think there are some toddlers out there that can make that!” :) Supplies Needed: Scissors white papter light blue paper (3 pieces) Red paper, yellow paper, and blue paper ( or any other colors for the birds) Glue Printer
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