A Mom making a Difference through Grace
A fun way to learn the numbers in ascending and descending order. Needed: Printout Cardboard Glue Marker How To: Print out your child’s favorite character or animal.As you can see our puzzles are made of horses as my son loves them best. And stick them to a cardboard. And cut them into strips to make it into a number puzzle.
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17 Months: Another cool find.This is currently my sons favorite toy .Can be Easily stashed in my diaper bag,keeps my little one busy for quite some time. Wooden circles(from walmart)Any Plastic container that can accommodate the coinsAcrylic paint(with younger mouthing toddlers you might want to check on baby safe paint or use paint to minimum.) Made a Slit in the
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Felt is one of the most inexpensive art supply a person can get. 1.Making a felt face:I love this activity.It helps to teach children parts of the face.Eyes,Nose and Ears.Its a cheap alternative to the Good old Potato Head. 2.Felt Pizza:Love this one,so colorful.I know kids are always excited about pizzas.However my son is too little for this activity ,so
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15 Months: 1.Stuff the Pom Pom:I used a to go container and drilled a single hole on top of it.My little one loves this activity,it can keep him quiet busy.This develops fine motor skills and the pincer grip.I usually supervise him as he tends put it into his mouth. 2.Counting/Color Sorting Pompoms:I got these cute containers at dollar store.I stuffed
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