My Journey Through Motherhood
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Wow, you guys! I am so excited that so many of you have loved my original Play Dough busy bags. Check the original play dough printables here. I thought it’s finally time that I would make more play dough mats for you all….how does that sound? This time I made them with a SUMMER theme in mind. …
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You are going to definitely want to add these adorable games to your toddler and preschool learning activity collection! These are my son’s absolute favorites! I designed these activity sheets for the use of Washi paper tape but you could also do the games with play-doh or dry erase markers. When we started playing the…
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Check out these MULTI-PURPOSE PLAY SCENES – Here you will find 10 Free Printable Scenes for play doh, markers, toys, finger puppets, etc… Your kids will love playing with these. Stick them to the wall for a finger puppet theater. Or use it as a scene for little animal figures. Draw some animals in the…
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Want a fun and easy activity to teach color recognition and fine motor skills? For only $1? THIS IS THE BEST COLOR SORTING! Buy a weekly pill-box. I bought mine from the dollar store! SCORE! Cut out small colored papers for both sides of the pop up lids to cover the day of the week….
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A color wheel is a fantastic and fun way to teach colors, blending colors, primary and secondary colors, complementary colors. With the use of the clothes pins it also teaches fine motor skills. This can be an activity the kids can grow with, continually teaching new skills according to the child’s age. Print one colored…
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This is the best place to find the most adorable and entertaining busy bags. They are easy to assemble and the printables are FREE! These learning activities are designed to teach endless skills. My son begs to play these games daily and it entertains him, literally, for hours.I made a bag for each of the…
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If you haven’t seen our busy bag ideas, you really need to. They are super adorable and we have TONS of busy bag ideas on our site now! I am obsessed with busy bags because it’s something quick that I can grab on the run that will keep my toddler entertained and busy while we…
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Naptime. It’s such a precious, protected time in our house. Sadly, it does one day come to an end. We just reached this point with our 2-year old. She’s on to bigger and better things (at least that’s what I keep telling myself). How Do You Know Naptime is Really Over? For us, naptime is…
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Anyone ready for some more busy bag ideas? I’m in the middle of making a bunch more that I will feature later, but here’s one that I did today, along with a free printable. If you aren’t sure what busy bags are, see my original busy bag post.
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Here’s the second half to Wednesday’s Busy bag post! Don’t forget to enter our contest, we are giving tons of these away! Sometimes I’m surprised how many people don’t enter contest because they think they won’t win. As of right now, your chances are still pretty good of winning! Refer to Busy Bags Part 2…
