Choose a favorite theme for your sensory bin for your toddler or preschooler! 2 year olds and 3 year olds will embrace anything that celebrates what they love! This series of sensory bins for toddlers is perfect for the transportation fan. 8. Car Sensory Bin With Beans and Scoops This cars...
Read the story Goldilocks and the Three Bears to your child. Invite him or her to repeat the predictable text with you. After the story, display the items that you collected from around the house. Invite your child to help sort the items by size. Encourage him or her to make a pile o...
This is a game best played in a large group. We always played it with the 6-10 year olds at our summer camp. Sit all of the children in a circle, with legs crossed. Have all children put their heads down. one person (we always had at least one adult present) would walk around ...
We had so much fun with these letter M activities for 2-year-olds! We’re doing Letter of the Week with my Two, and she’s really enjoying these hands-on activities – plus, she’s starting to learn her letters! To introduce the letter M, I printed the letter and picture cards you...
Are you teaching the alphabet to your toddler? Check out these funletter A activities for 2-year-olds! Shortly after she turned two, I began a Letter of the Week series with my younger daughter. After seeing her big sister and three older brothers do activities at the kitchen table, she...
Apple Counting Activityfrom Teaching Two and Three Year Olds. Set up a fun counting activity with this free apple themed printable. Practice counting with thisapple threading counting activity Apple Scented Playdoughfrom Danya Banya. Your whole house will smell like apples when you make this dough....
Some people think it's good for youth to do things with adults; other people think it's good for youth to have their own space; still other people think youth should have a mix of the two. What kind of relationships does your program encourage between youth and adults?
Even the most welcoming preschool classroom can seem like a big and bright box of confusion to three-year-olds on the first day of school. Weeks of anticipation lead to the moment youngsters finally arrive.
(Medical Xpress)—Parents taking part in interactive and arts-related activities with their two and three-year-olds could help promote their happiness and development of everyday skills, a study by researchers at The Open University and Oxford University
Plan for them to put it in their mouth if you have a mouther. I also highly recommend theThe Toddler’s Busy Book(affiliate link), by Trish Kuffner andPLAY: Activities Plans for your Two-Year-Old. These two resources always have an activity idea that my kids love!