Baby, Educational, How To Make A Resource, Toddler2 Different Ways To Use Froot Loop CerealApart from the obvious reason for buying cereal for breakfast, froot loops can be used for fun sensory engaging activities. …TweetSharePin30Share3868 Shares Read more
Educational, How To Make A Resource, Lesson Ideas, ToddlerSea FoamExploring messy sea foam offers so many sensory opportunities for curious minds. Enjoy the mess!TweetSharePin111Share460571 Shares Read more
Educational, How To Make A Resource, Lesson Ideas, ParentingFROZEN Play DoughMaking play dough with kids is fun but making a ‘FROZEN’ themed play dough is even better!! Build fine motor skill muscles with your toddler.TweetSharePin81Share38119 Shares Read more
Educational, How To Make A Resource, Lesson Ideas, ParentingMake A VolcanoMake a volcano in your backyard sandpit with the kids! This science experiment is my children’s favourite. They enjoy seeing two different chemicals react when put together. It amazes them!TweetSharePin74Share377 Shares Read more
Educational, How To Make A Resource, Lesson Ideas, ToddlerTeaching Toddlers Magnets – In Sensory PastaThe best thing about sensory pasta is that you can use any pasta you choose. I chose the cheapest and …TweetSharePin1Share45 Shares Read more
Educational, How To Make A Resource, Lesson Ideas, ParentingMixing Colours In A Pom Pom BathMixing colours with children helps them understand how colours can change while using small motor skills to catch pom poms in the bath.TweetSharePin12Share1123 Shares Read more
Educational, How To Make A Resource, Lesson Ideas, ToddlerJELLY SENSORY FOR PRESCHOOLERSSensory play enhances the oflactory, touch and gustatory senses. This messy activity helps preschoolers build language skills.TweetSharePin71Share1889 Shares Read more
Educational, How To Make A Resource, Lesson Ideas, ParentingEXPERIMENTING COLOURS WITH TODDLERSMixing colours using this surface tension toddler activity helps them understand cause and effect using chemical reactions.TweetSharePin2KShare302K Shares Read more