Disclaimer: I received a complimentary copy of the book. All opinions are 100% my own!Designing and building a book bridge comes from the brand new book “101 Kids Activities That Are the Bestest, Funnest Ever!” by Holly Homer and Rachel Miller of Kids Activities Blog! The book is packed with inspiring ideas and colorful pictures. …
We have used vegetable mesh bag for painting and to develop problem solving skills. This time we used for fine motor skill, hand eye coordination and tripod grasp. Materials needed: 1. Vegetable mesh bag 2. Two bowls 3. Beans 4. Tape Cover one of the bowls with the mesh bag. Tape it on the sides of …
As soon as my toddler got comfortable with sorting, I introduced her to matching. She loves matching activities and everyday she asks for one. According to her it is called memory game. Still I am figuring out how she got that name. 1. Animal matching This is the first matching activity we did. I took …
We made this huge pencil for the end of year gift for my daughter’s teacher. This recycled pencil is made from a pringles box. The inspiration for this project is from Glue Sticks and Tape. The tutorial called for circle cutter, paper crimper which we do not have. So we modified the procedure but the pencil …
Today I am sharing a game that requires a very easy setup. The materials required for this game are very easily available at home – a dowel, two chairs and half a dozen of cloth hangers. As I said, the set up is very simple. Connect the chairs using the dowel. Invite the child to …
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This simple and fun activity kept my toddler busy for more than 10 minutes. I tore newspaper into pieces and put them into a vegetable mesh bag. I encouraged my daughter to take out the paper from the bag. Initially she tried to make the paper fall. But the bag had a long neck and …