Age 2+
Buttons and Pipe Cleaners! AGES 2+
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
May 7, 2019
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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
Magnetic Building Tiles are great for patterning, shape recognition, spatial awareness, building and motor skills. You can use them for guided activities or hours of
Magz-Bricks is a fun magnetic building set consisting of magnetized blocks of the same shape and different colors. These are a great open ended use
Kids love to explore with water! This open ended activity allows children to use their scientific inquiry skills. Using pipettes is great for strengthening our
This is a fun loose parts activity. Great for fine motors! Very opened ended for lots of creativity! Kysen decided he was making a car
We enjoyed sticking and pulling spiders on and off the spider web! This is a fun gross and fine motor game. Materials (affiliate link):Duck tapeHula
Fun way to talk about shapes. Can you make a pattern? How many erasers did you use to cover the shape? What shape are you
Fun activity to work on name and letter recognition! Can you cover the letters in your name? What letters are in your name? How many
Great for math and fine motors! Opening and closing jars and containers is great for strengthening fine motor muscles. Adding lids to this loose parts
Know any dinosaur lovers who would love this activity? Paint the rocks with water and see what fossil you uncover! Materials (affiliate link) Slate pieces
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