Children will enjoy this simple invitation to create lovely dot paint flowers with the flower stencils and dot paint markers. Encourage your child to experiment with different combination of colors or regular patterns. Or simply dot away randomly and create any patterns they like! Related: Looking for more flower theme activities? Check out our Garden Learning Shelf. This art material… Read More
THE BEST WAY CHILDREN LEARN I always love to create activities that are hands on because that’s just how children learn best! The children use paper clips as petals or leaves for their flowers and this adds such a fun context to this cute counting activity. As the children push each paper clip, they get to do one to one… Read More
Is your child learning how to count? This will be a great learning toy for him/her to practice 1 to 1 correspondence counting. Wait a minute, what’s 1 to 1 correspondence counting? At around 2 years old, you may start to hear your child counting or singing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 or even to… Read More
Don’t we all love a simple learning activity? This dot the flowers activity is as simple as it seems. The set up takes less than 5 minutes. Even with my 39 weeks baby bump. The instructions are easy and straightforward. Most importantly, children love this color hunt and match game! Related: Our dot the hearts activity was a big hit… Read More
They are found in every home and mostly get thrown out every other day. I’m talking about TP rolls! Let me to convince you to keep that next TP roll. They are one of my favorite materials to work with, they are free and you can make amazing learning toys with them! Related: Two of our popular learning toys made… Read More
Remember the classic Ziploc bag painting activity? It’s such a brilliant process art for babies and toddlers to explore colors. It can be set up in 1 minute and best of all, it’s completely mess free! So grateful to the genius who came up with this idea. Since we were on a volcano learning unit, I added a volcano twist… Read More
