Age 2+
Metal Cans, Googly Eyes, Pom Poms & Lids! Ages 2+
*We used magnetic tape to get the loose parts to stick the cans. Here is a fun loose parts activity with endless opportunities. The kids
January 8, 2020
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*We used magnetic tape to get the loose parts to stick the cans. Here is a fun loose parts activity with endless opportunities. The kids
Looking for a new art piece for your playroom? Why not have your kids create it? Splatter paint is a fun way to get your
This was a fun fine motor activity! You can have them make letters, numbers, patterns, shapes, so many options. The boys both loved creating their
Did you know you can draw on a pumpkin with dry erase markers? Use a baby wipe to clean it off. Then dry it with
This is a fun activity to put in a sensory bin or large container. Great way to work on shape matching, naming and talking about
Kysen loved matching the lids! This activity was great for fine motor development! Twisting and turning caps help stregthen those finger muscles to prepare them
This was a fun process art activity! We added in some science when we talked about the colors mixing. What happens when you add white
This is a easy and fun cause and effect experiment! All you need is water, pepper, dish soap and a plate. When the boys first
I love watching kids use their imagination when playing with loose parts! He made an audience and then a stage for the audience to watch
Threading with buttons is not only fabulous for developing essential fine-motor skills but can also be used as a way to introduce young children to
The use of larger vertical surfaces such as chalkboards, marker boards, and Smart boards allows children to use bigger arm movements that encourage strength and
Fun and messy collaborative art and gross motor activity! The kids in my class had so much fun painting with these clusters of pine straw.
Like all other math skills, sorting and patterning skills are developed in a sequential manner. Children begin by comparing objects and matching like items. Then
This activity is great for fine motors! You can also incorporate counting and color recognition. Materials (affiliate links): Santa Face Printable ( 1 Santa face)Tweezers
“Almost all creativity involves purposeful play.”Abraham Maslow Materials (affiliate links):Couple of different shape pastasPaint BrushPaintTree (I found mine at target) First you have to paint
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