fine motor

Wood Bead Sensory Bin

Not all sensory bins have to be complex or have various themes to them. Some sensory bins can be used year round. One such bin is this wood bead sensory bin. This is simple and easy to put together. Plus you can add items to the bin or take away if you want. This is…

Stringing Pom Poms

This year we are adding to our Christmas ornaments by making some of our own. The girls have been growing to love sewing activities. What you need: knit-cro-sheen white, needle and red, white & green tinsel pom poms of various sizes (got at AC Moore). We had a fun time working on this project. Not…

Fine Motor Gem Wreath

We have included links to some of the products and resources we have used with this activity. If you purchase via the links we may earn a small commission. I’m often asked what you do with dot marker pages. Here is just one example of how we used the Wreath Dot marker Page. This is…

Dinosaur Sticker Matching

We are doing some major dinosaur activities this week! It should be a lot of fun for everyone! We are starting off with some simple Matching by type and color and by dinosaur. This is simple and easy to put together and do and takes almost no time at all to put together. This is…

Pick and Draw Leprechaun

We love Pick & Draw by Rich Davis. It is fun and always different no matter how many times you play. You can see my review of the game from last year here. We thought it would be fun to make leprechaun faces! What you need: Pick and Draw, pencil, and leprechaun faces (found on…

Simple Heart Sorting

This is a simple heart sorting project and is lots of fun. It is all hearts for Valentines! You can review the shape and the colors with this simple activity. What you need for the heart sorting activity Valentines Smart Foam Conversation Heart Stickers egg carton. How to do the Heart Sorting Activity We started…

25 + Button Activities!

Buttons are a fun flexible activity for kids. I was introduce to the idea of doing more with them in The Happy Mommy Handbook: The Ultimate How-to Guide on Keeping Your Toddlers and Preschoolers Busy, Out of Trouble and Motivated to Learn. I feel in love with the idea of doing activities with something so…

Finding the Hidden Name

We have been working on Mary learning her name letters and Amelia learning the uppercase and lowercase letters of her name. What you need: white paper, white crayon and water color paints. They were given the paper to start painting. They were told to tell me when they found something. Amelia found her “A” first….

Writing Name Practice

Learning to write your name is a very important skill to know. Using q-tip for writing is a fun want to practice. This is a simple and easy activity to set up. Amelia knows how to write her name but we have started to work on just having an upper case “A” and the rest…