10 Simple Sensory Bins
Check out these 10 simple DIY sensory bins that are beneficial, fun and engaging for your little ones.
Fine Motor Skills
How to make taste safe sand
Create a fun and exciting taste safe sensory bin for your babies and toddlers to enjoy. This taste safe sand is as easy as 1, 2, 3 and requires minimal ingredients…
How to make taste safe finger paints
Hello friends! Thank you for stopping by to check this out! I have done this activity a couple of times with my girls and I absolutely love it. It only requires a couple of materials and it is so easy to set up…
How To Make Chalk Paint
Today I have a magical recipe for you all, and you will not be disappointed! This chalk paint was so easy to make, only required three ingredients and took 5 minutes to set up…
How To Make Rainbow Rice
I am so excited to share this with you all! Our rainbow rice turned out so beautiful, vibrant and it was a HUGE hit with my little ones…
DIY Corn Lacing Card
If you go to any pediatric occupational therapy clinic you are guaranteed to see lacing cards! That is because lacing cards provide multiple therapeutic benefits for kids. Aliza has been watching me sew a ton and has been asking to help me. So I have modified her own lacing card to practice her “sewing” skills. … [Read more…]
Puffy Ghosts: Includes FREE printable.
Happy HALLOWEEN everyone! I hope you have been enjoying all of our fun fall and Halloween themed crafts and activities! Our activities have included sensory play, fine and gross motor skills along with cognition skills. For our last Halloween activity we made these Puffy Ghosts that involved fine motor skills and a little bit of … [Read more…]
Silly Monster Hat: Scissor Skill Activity for Toddlers
A scissor skill activity for toddlers? WHAT? “I’m not giving my toddler scissors!” I know mom, it’s a scary skill to learn but did you know that kids should be learning scissor skills way before Kindergarten? This skill can be challenging to learn and it would be beneficial to have lots of practice before school. … [Read more…]
Paper Plate Fall Wreaths For Kids
Would you guys believe me if I told you these TWO beautiful wreaths cost me $3 to make!? All of these beautiful materials were purchased at our local dollar store and they came out so beautiful! My mom started a tradition with me when I was little making Christmas wreaths! We made one almost every … [Read more…]
Threading with Pipe Cleaners and Straws
This is an activity that kept my toddler busy and QUIET for a while!! #GOALS! This is a very simple activity to set up and easy for your little one to understand and complete! Threading straws with pipe cleaners works on fine motor and coordination skills! I also introduced her to patterns! So much fun! … [Read more…]