Toddler and Preschool Educational Printable Activities: Board Book Printables for Toddlers. This section is exclusively for toddlers, ages 18 months - 3 years. I have begun a series of printable matching and sorting activities, or file folder games, to go along with classic children's board books. Whether or not you are doing "tot school" with your child, you can use one of these activities after every time you read a board book.
This will enhance understanding of the book and get your toddler to practice some of the concepts that are taught in each book, such as colors, shapes, animals, body parts, size, opposites, numbers, letters and more! I started with 16 of the most popular board books. This is going to be an ongoing, growing collection of book printable resources FREE for all Totschooling.net subscribers! Here is a sneak preview: Book: The Very Hungry Caterpillar Printable Activity: Caterpillar Food Matching Book: Where Is Baby's Belly Button? Book: Yummy YUCKY Printable Activity: Sorting Yummy vs Yucky Book: Dear Zoo Printable Activity: Match the Hidden Animals. Free_Fall playdough mats.pdf. Tutus and Tea Parties: Painting without Brushes | Over 50 Ideas & Materials to Use. This post contains affiliate links.
Thank you for your support. We love painting, crafting and any type of art to be done. We especially love painting without using brushes. It gets our creative juices flowing and provides additional learning and sensory experiences. <a HREF=" If you enjoyed this post, please consider leaving a comment; I’d love to hear from you. Music Resources for Parents & Piano Teachers. Music Resources for Parents & Piano Teachers By Dyan Robson on 4 Comments so far PIANO LESSON INFORMATION & MUSIC RESOURCES FOR PARENTS From time to time, you can find me sharing some useful piano lesson tips, including:PIANO TEACHER RESOURCES Here are some useful products for my fellow piano teachers: You can also find a huge range of unique music activities for kids. Browse all the music activities here >> Here are some of the most popular music activities: I also have an ongoing ABCs of Music for Kids series. 2 Share 3 Share 0 Share 3 Share 0 Share 0 Share 4 comments: Jessica PetersenAugust 04, 2013 11:02 p.m.So excited for this series!
Load more... Get hyperlexia + autism + sensory inspiration everyday! Emma's Mini Quiet Book | And Next Comes L. When I first showed off my original quiet book pages on my personal Facebook page (you can see the picture here), one of my husband's cousins commented, saying she wished she could make one for her girls. Well, she was in luck! I have been in a quiet book making mode and she was coming for a visit. So I put together this mini quiet book for her oldest daughter Emma. It was so fun to create a quiet book for a girl for a change. I tried to avoid making it too girly and stuck with pretty gender neutral ideas for the most part. However, I couldn't resist using a lot of pink throughout since I love pink. And just like my other mini quiet book, pages can be added or taken out in the future. This book took me probably close to 4-5 hours to make.
As usual, I personalized the quiet book with the name of the child. The first page in the book is a music page. I also made an apple page for this quiet book. Next is the flower puzzle page. I also made this adorable penguin page. Quiet Books. Tutus and Tea Parties: What to Use in Your Sensory Table | Over 50 Ideas for Sensory Play. Tutus and Tea Parties: DIY Play Dough Mats | Free Printables. Play Dough Math Mats. Play Dough Math Mats.