Do you know about busy boxes? It is similar to busy bags: bags with activities to do while traveling, waiting or during quiet time, but it comes in a small box. 14 Felt Busy Box Ideas was published early last year, then followed the Holiday Edition and today we are introducing 10 More Fun Felt Busy Boxes!
We have quite a collection of felt busy boxes by now, perfect for times the kids must entertain themselves with the minimum mess involved. You can easily make your own too!
In this latest ebook, you will find these 10 themes of felt activities:
- Tea Time
- Build-a-Sand Castle
- Clown Face
- Tetris
- Flower Bouquet
- Pirate
- Build-a-Bug
- Take-out Shop
- Scarecrow
- Monsters
All templates are included. You can even enlarge the templates to use on a felt/flannel storyboard. These busy boxes are perfect for ages 3 and up, special needs kids included(just beware of small parts). It also makes great gifts!
Not only do these boxes provide hours of creative fun, but it is also good for fine motor practice(picking up those small felt pieces), body awareness(making a clown face, building a bug or a monster all require knowledge of how a face/body can look) and language development(making up stories, etc), just to name a few advantages.
BUY 10 MORE FUN FELT BUSY BOX IDEAS HERE
Also, there is a special BUNDLE offer where you can get all 3 ebooks and SAVE!
BUY THE BUNDLE HERE
You can also get the Holidays Edition HERE
So get your copy today and start making those busy boxes before you go on your next road trip/holiday!
These felt play boxes are just the cutest!! I love this idea. I pinned it. So creative, simple, and fun.
Thank you!
Hi, I purchased your 10 more felt busy boxes as part of a Sensory bundle in June 2018. However, the templates did not download. I would love to have the templates, so I can make these for my students. How can I get them without repurchasing them?
Please email proof of purchase to [email protected] and I’ll get that templates to you;)
These all look so cute! I’m just not a fan of cutting felt. Have any good suggestions for that?
You could use craft foam instead