Family Place mats
Before you know it your toddler will be moving from their high chair to the table.
Materials: Pictures of each family member, paper and clear shelf paper
Mount each individual picture onto an 8x11 piece of paper. Then draw an outline for the cup, plate and silverware. Then cover each place mat with clear shelf paper to them waterproof.
Learning: Matching game (cognitive), Independence
Balls and Nets
Materials: Plastic golf balls, goldfish net and a plastic colander
Place some plastic practice golf balls into the tub or sensory table. You’re welcome to try ones with holes and ones without. Then let your toddler fish them out and count them together as your child takes them out.
Learning: Hand and eye coordination and pre-math
Grocery Bag Blocks
Materials: Paper grocery bags, old newspaper, wide tape, crayons or markers.
Let your toddler help you tear and crumple old newspaper and then stuff each bag about half full with the newspaper. Fold the top over and securely tape it shut to make BLOCKS. Make at least four or five. Then decorate them.
Learning: These blocks stack and topple safely, give your toddler opportunities to reach, bend, build and kick.
Before you know it your toddler will be moving from their high chair to the table.
Materials: Pictures of each family member, paper and clear shelf paper
Mount each individual picture onto an 8x11 piece of paper. Then draw an outline for the cup, plate and silverware. Then cover each place mat with clear shelf paper to them waterproof.
Learning: Matching game (cognitive), Independence
Balls and Nets
Materials: Plastic golf balls, goldfish net and a plastic colander
Place some plastic practice golf balls into the tub or sensory table. You’re welcome to try ones with holes and ones without. Then let your toddler fish them out and count them together as your child takes them out.
Learning: Hand and eye coordination and pre-math
Grocery Bag Blocks
Materials: Paper grocery bags, old newspaper, wide tape, crayons or markers.
Let your toddler help you tear and crumple old newspaper and then stuff each bag about half full with the newspaper. Fold the top over and securely tape it shut to make BLOCKS. Make at least four or five. Then decorate them.
Learning: These blocks stack and topple safely, give your toddler opportunities to reach, bend, build and kick.
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