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Are you looking for a fun and entertaining activity to do with the kids this December? This sensory and fine motor pomander activity is the perfect way to keep your child’s fingers …
How to make an easy-to-prepare peppermint slime recipe for the children to enjoy some sensory play this Christmas.
Over the past few days in Lennox’s play-based preschool, he’s been playing with lines, shapes, and letters using writing trays.
He has been telling me all about it, so I decided to make one at home.
With Christmas is right around the corner, I thought making a Christmas-themed tray using salt and peppermint extract would be super fun and sensory!
In pursuit of Christmas activities to do with Lennox, I have asked some awesome parenting bloggers to share some of their BEST Christmas activities for preschoolers with me. If you’re interested, I want to share them with you today!
Today I want to share an educational, sensory, and fine motor leaf imprint activity for toddlers and preschoolers to get your kiddos outdoors and in touch with nature this fall!
Since summer is approaching quickly, I have started doing some activities with Lennox to prepare him for all of the fun we will have this summer. Next week, we are off to the beach so we kickstarted our summer with this beach sensory bin for toddlers.
In this post I go into detail of 7 Easter sensory and fine motor activities for Toddlers. I had drafted up a more extensive list of things that I wanted to do for Easter, now that Lennox loves doing crafts, but unfortunately, there’s only so much time in each day. I hope you enjoy and get Easter inspired!
Inside this post you can find 20 St. Patrick’s Day sensory and fine motor activities for preschoolers and toddlers.
Looking for a toddler-friendly and sensory way to dye Easter eggs this year? Why not try this whipped cream dyed Easter eggs recipe!
In this activity, your toddler will learn the science of ice and how warm water will melt the ice. If you have an impatient toddler like myself, he will try lots of methods to break his Disney friends out as quick as possible.