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
Let your toddler use this new toddler grocery checklist activity when you go shopping. Your toddler can check off items as you shop and can learn the words that go with typical items on a grocery list. Bring some crayons to the grocery store and ask your toddler to mark the box next to each
Lotsa Toddler Love! Valentine’s Day is coming up so here’s a great activity for your toddler to create a special gift or decoration. Take some foam board and cut a square piece about 4 inches by 4 inches. Then let your toddler put some foam heart shaped stickers all over it. (Save two stickers for
Wheel of Tickles! It’s better than the Wheel of fortune, it’s the wheel of tickles game! Print out the sheet and then punch a hole in the middle with some scissors and put some yarn/string through the hole and tape to the back. Then tie a plastic spoon to the string in front so that
Car Drawing! Take some of those small toy cars around the house and use them to draw! Tape a marker to the front or back and then let your little one push the car around on some paper to make a drawing. You can even make one for yourself and have races! Or draw a
Onesie Bag Dispenser! Save your money and recycle those plastic grocery bags with this simple toddler craft activity. Take an old infant or toddler onesie and decorate it with your toddler, using markers, or stickers. You can even glue some felt to it if you want, or maybe some craft balls. When your toddler is
Crayon Carry-along There’s no need to buy one of those fancy travel crayon and coloring book packs. Just make your own. Find a box of crayons (the box of 16 crayons works best) and some white paper. Print out the sheet of shapes and (parent) cut along the lines to make small coloring sheets. Then
It’s a Felt Pizza Party!: Time to make a pizza, of felt, of course! Use colored pieces of felt and create your own pizza, while reviewing colors, shapes, and food names. To start, take a Yellow (crust) piece of felt and cut it into a circle about 8 inches in diameter. Then take a red
Decorative Travel Wipes Container- Take your travel wipes container and some of those great foam stickers. You can find all different shapes, objects letters in all different colors and sizes. Have fun with your little one and let him/her decorate the cover of the wipes container with the fun stickers. (This is the perfect answer
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
Stuffed Animal Family Portrait- Put some boxes of different sizes next to each other. Put a sheet or blanket over the boxes. Place stuffed animals on the boxes and take some digital photos. You can even put your child in the photo. Print and frame and hang on the wall. You can use toys and
12 Activities for Toddlers and Dads
Are you planning a special Father’s Day? Why not plan in some special time for Dad and your toddlers to interact, learn, and bond. Try some toddler sports, fishing, games, bear hunt, or our favorite Skeeball for Toddlers! :) Here are some activities your toddlers might like to do with Dad or Grandpa! 1) Toddlers Air Hockey (
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