Teaching Colors to Toddlers – Make Cotton Vibrant
Teaching colors to toddlers has never been more fun with this color matching worksheet that makes ordinary cotton pads turn vibrant!
Cutting Skills – Silly Pet Salon for Strong Hand Muscles
Strengthen cutting skills while giving your kids their dream “job” with this fun pet salon activity! Best part? It’s made up of recyclables!
Ocean Activity in a Fun-Filled Play Dough Kit
Explore the deep blue sea and all of its creatures with this fun ocean activity play dough kit. Includes all the details on kit items!
Sand Play Dough – Exciting Ocean Sensory Activity
A tiny bit of sand and a few simple ingredients create this easy no-bake sand play dough recipe for a fun textured-filled sensory experience!
Galaxy in a Jar – Space Science Project for Kids
This galaxy in a jar is a fun DIY craft to get kids excited about space exploration. Best part for grown ups? The set-up is so simple!
Painting on Ice – Cool Down Process Art for Kids
Painting on ice is a fun way to not only be creative with art, but also learn the science behind melting and freezing points!
Colorful Popsicles – Quick & Easy Recipe Kids Will Love!
Colorful popsicles are so easy to make! Follow my simple hack for creating perfectly layered popsicles and you’ll be making them in no time!
Ocean Sensory Bin – Simple Sea Creature Set Up!
This ocean sensory bin is not only a fun way to spark imaginative play with sand and sea creatures, but it’s also so simple to set up!
How to Make a Maze with Natural Materials
All you need to know about how to make a maze using natural materials. A fun way to not only get kids outside, but also have them crafting!
Teaching Toddlers Colors – Fireworks Inspired Activity
This fireworks inspired activity is great for teaching toddlers colors. Perfect for Independence Day and New Year’s Eve celebrations!
Food Coloring Experiment – Fireworks in a Jar
This food coloring experiment is a fun way to learn density, dissolving, & diffusion. So simple to set up & it looks like fireworks in a jar!
Sink or Float Experiment – All About Density!
This sink or float experiment is a great way to demonstrate density. The set up is super adaptable, base it on what you have around the home!
Easy to Make Play Dough – No Cook Recipe
With just a handful of simple ingredients, this easy to make play dough recipe is a fast, no-cook way to make the ultimate sensory base!
Number Recognition Game – Feed Cookie Monster
Make your own Feed the Cookie Monster game. It is super budget friendly and teaches number recognition while strengthening fine motor skills.
Water Activity for Toddlers – Milk Jug Car Wash
Make a car wash water activity for toddlers using a milk jug, plastic cups, and garden hose for a lasting, engaging fun time!
Splatter Paint Art – Fun Painting Idea for Kids!
Splatter paint art is a fun way to express yourself artistically! Here are some tips on making the most of this messy yet awesome activity!
Toothpick Star Experiment – Magic with Water!
This toothpick star science experiment is just like magic! And all you need are a few simple supplies: toothpicks and water!
Oobleck Experiment – Everything You Need to Know!
Oobleck experiments are so easy to set up and are such a great sensory experience! Here’s everything you need to know about it!
DIY Stress Toy – Super Fun Squishy Ball
Does your kiddo love squishy and stretchy toys?! This DIY stress toy is super easy to make and is a budget-friendly way to get out that urge to squish!
Alphabet Learning – DIY Matching Game with Coins
Make alphabet learning fun with this Alphabet Coin game! It’s the perfect way to combine ABC learning with fine motor skills, too!
Shapes Activity for Kids – The Shape Train
This shapes activity for kids is a great way to strengthen shape recognition! Make this puzzle yourself, or download our free printable!
Alphabet Matching Game for the Ice Cream Fan
This alphabet matching game is a fun way to learn uppercase and lowercase letters! It is perfect for the ice cream lover!
DIY Peg Dolls – Colorful Open Ended Toys
DIY peg dolls are surprisingly easy to make! Discover just how simple it is to make this fantastic open ended toy that sparks imaginations!
Pre K Math – Count and Add the Hair Printables
Counting and adding have never been so fun! This Pre K math activity is a great hands on way to learn how to count and do simple addition.
Easy Activity for Toddlers – Paper Tube Pom Pom Run
Are you on the hunt for an easy activity for toddlers? This activity is all about color recognition and strengthening fine motor skills!
Rainbow Science Experiment – Fizzy Frozen Cubes
This rainbow science experiment is a colorful way to explore chemical reactions! Plus, all you need are some common household items!
Bubble Slime – How to Make Slime That Pops!
Bubble slime is slime you can pop! With only just a few ingredients, whipping up a batch is so simple and oh so entertaining to play with!
Earth Day Craft for Kids – Earth Collage
This Earth Day craft for kids is a super fun way to celebrate our planet! Even the youngest of kids can enjoy making this fun collage.
Tracing Activity – Printable Pre-Writing Cards
Here is a fun tracing activity for preschoolers and toddlers! They are easy to print and a great way to prepare young kids for writing!
Fine Motor Skills – Why Are They Important?
What are fine motor skills? In this article you will find out why they are essential and ways we can help strengthen them in young kids!
Dinosaur Activity – Fun Peg-osaurus!
This dinosaur activity using pegs is a fun way to strengthen fine motor skills while learning colors and counting.
Pre-Writing Activity – DIY Tracing Board
This pre-writing activity is a budget friendly way to practice drawing lines. Bonus points for being able to use it over and over again!
Science Experiment with Food – Regrowing Food Scraps
This science experiment with food will teach kids about the plant life cycle, basic gardening skills, and even the scientific method.
Fine Motor Activity for Toddlers – Poke the Porcupine
This fine motor activity for toddlers is a fun way to strengthen pincer grasp, hand eye coordination, and more! Plus, get the free printable!
Fine Motor Skills Development – Fill Up the Bottle
Filling up a recycled bottle with pasta is great for fine motor skills development! Bonus points for adding a color recognition game!
Color Sorting – Paper Clip Sticky Wall
Where color sorting meets fine motor skills! Turn a part of your wall into a place for your toddler to stick and sort colorful paper clips.