2. Discovery/Sensory Tubs (or Sensory Table if you are lucky enough
to have one of these)
3. Sorting objects into Ice cube trays or Empty egg cartons etc.
chinese dumpling tray...lots of chinese goodies come packaged in
small compartmental trays...I save these.)
4. Pouring activities between little pitchers using liquid, rice,sand etc. I purchased these child sized glass pitchers and tray. 5. Counting/transferring small potatoes, apples or any other hard fruit or vegetables. (Break open a bag of small red potatoes and get out several medium- sized bowls or baskets.) This is a favorite activity of my grandson.
I love the patatoes sorting activities. I usualy gave my 1,5 year old son a mix of patatoes onions and carrots - He loves to do it. Thank you for sharing these. By the way I love your new site image. Love. Ewa
ReplyDeleteI hadn't thought of mixed hard veggies to
ReplyDeletesort out. That's a great idea. The next
logical step after transferring pototoes...
I was amazing at how long my grandson went
back and forth with potatoes. He wanted to
do the whole bag, so I kept bringing out
more containers. A few potatoes made it to
the living room and were found in
creative places, but hey, he's a toddler,
right?
;)
K.
Yes, sometimes the toddlers can be very creative. I know something about the treasures found in totally inexpected places ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove the potato sorting too! Great idea from Ewa too!
ReplyDeleteKerri