Colour Matching & Race Game

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Colour match and race

We had so much fun with our Dab-o-Ink dabbers colour matching and making a Race 2 Win game! You do not need dabbers(although they are fabulous!), you can press corks-or any circular stamp, into paint too! Use a large paper(I used butcher paper) and dab the coloured dots at both sides but not in the same order. Let your child match the colours by dabbing from the one side to the other side. This is great to cross the midline and planning the most direct route to the matching dot(executive … [Continue reading...]

Tin Towers & Bowling Game

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Tin Towers bowling

So, here we are, at Letter T in our A-Z of Play at Home series! We used tins to build towers and then bowl it over, so fun(and engineering skills plus gross motor skills sneakily developed too)! I prettied up a few tins using colourful tape. (I would add to it as soon as I can get my hands on more tins!) Now came the fun part: building the tin towers! The tall tower was a bit of a challenge-getting the balance right, but he persevered! So good for engineering skills and critical … [Continue reading...]

Q-tip Painting

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Q-tip painting

For the next 2 weeks I am continuing our A-Z of Play Series but not at my home and not with my own kids, but with my friend’s (that lives in the US) kiddos! This is quite a challenge for me since there is a toddler too who wants to be included in all activities […]

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Scarecrow Busy Box

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Scarecrow busy box

We have quite a collection of Felt Busy Boxes by now and also have written an Ebook called 14 Fun Felt Busy Box Ideas, with templates, check it out! Today, I have yet another fun felt busy box idea for you: a scarecrow busy box! Remember you can also use these felt cutouts on your felt story board, […]

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