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
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
Felt Shape Flowers Make a bouquet of flowers for that special someone! You’ll need a whole bunch of felt pieces of different colors. Cut out circles, squares, and triangles of different sizes. Have a pile of big shapes, a pile of medium size shapes and a pile of small size shapes. Be sure to cut
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
Beginners Felt Shape Puzzle You can take this activity with you anywhere and your toddler can have fun with the different colors and the texture of the felt material. Take two sheets of different colored felt. Lay them on top of each other. Now cut out a square from the top right corner and a
Board Book Fun – Reading is such an important part of toddler development. Sometimes it is hard to get your toddler interested in books and reading, so you might have to incorporate some fun into the event. This toddler activity will give your toddler a great opportunity to have fun with books and maybe
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
Shapesware! Get out all those old Tupperware/plastic containers and lids, or use some disposable ones, and have fun matching the shapes! Bowls are circles and sandwich containers are squares! Big and small. Mix up the containers and lids, then have your tot match the lid with the container. Maybe even put in a snack when
Boys and Girls? Print out the sheet of shapes and let your toddlers turn them into boys and girls. Put some arms and legs on each figure. Put some faces and hair too! Then color the dresses or shirts! After you are done you can cut them out and put them on a card! Talk
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
Toduko Game – Let your toddler join in on the Sudoko craze! Print out the Toduko game board and the Toduko squares. Cut the shapes/numbers squares out and ask your child to put all of the shapes inside the boxes on the board. It doesn’t matter where he puts them! Just talk about each shape
Easy crayon colors and shapes activity
You can do this at home or while you are out at a restaurant! All you need are some crayons and paper. Just take each color and draw a shape on the paper. Then ask your child to match the crayon to the color. Next try to balance all the crayons on end on their
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