10 – 20 mins Fine motor, patterning, sorting, colour recognition Minimal mess Easy! Requires preparation This pattern top activity is so simple and inexpensive! A great DIY educational activity that helps children to recognise and learn patterns. In this activity your child will use exploratory and manipulative play to match and recreate the same pattern …
5 – 10 mins Fine motor, colour recognition, hand-eye coordination Mess free Easy My tiny human LOVES fine motor activities and is colour orientated at the moment, so when I came across this activity, I figured it would be a winner, and I was right! She had an awesome time posting and pulling out the …
10 – 15 mins Fine motor, Colour recognition, language Minimal mess Easy! Colour matching with pegs is an easy to make game that will encourage your child to engage with fine motor skills, colour recognition and develop concentration skills all in one. Made quickly with minimal resources and everyday household items, it’s a simple activity …
10 – 15 mins Fine motor, hand-eye coordination, bilateral coordination, colour recognition Minimal mess Easy! This easy to make “ball drop” game is one of my favourite toddler activities yet. So simple, inexpensive, yet so fun for the little ones, and big ones alike! Learn through play is my motto and this is exactly what …
5 – 15 mins Fine motor, pencil grip, counting, number sequencing, colour recognition Minimal mess Easy! Join the dot activities are a classic! They’ve been around for a while and are still providing entertainment and engaging children years later. There are plenty of printable out there, but I much prefer an open-ended option and have …
