Balls activities

My son is a little bit obsessed with sports that use a ball. Right now he loves bocce ball... and he pretty much carries some type of ball around with him always. My daughter is

Set up an easy, mess-free ice cream parlor dramatic play for toddlers using common household items. Teach colors, counting, and work on fine motor skills.

4 super fun and simple games and gross motor activities for kids of any age you can DIY at home using ball pit balls and other supplies you already have!

Cotton Ball Snowball Names is a fun way for your little one to learn and practice their name! This is also an amazing great fine motor!

In case you missed it, last week I shared 7 Fun Ways to Play with Ball-pit Balls on the blog. There are some really fun and inexpensive ideas, so be sure to check them out. But first, I wanted to share my own 'Colour Sorting Box' I made for my son, inspired by this post. Here's a little tutorial of how you can make one of these Colour Sorting Boxes for your toddler. Enjoy! You will need: A box (I used an old beer box) Paper Glue Scissors Craft knife Sharpies Ball-pit balls Flexi-tub Pen…

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Agnes | Toddler Learning Activities (@learningfromplaying) This simple activity is easy to set up and you can adapt it to multiple age groups! All you need are some masking tape and some plastic balls. If you don't have balls, you can also use any small toy.

Learn how to make a bouncy ball with 3 simple ingredients! These DIY bouncy balls are SO COOL! It's a great craft and science experiment!

This colourful rainbow sensory bin is made with ice balls! The following post contains affiliate links, which means that at no extra cost to you I can make a tiny bit of money to help support this blog. Thank you! To make the ice balls you'll need: Ice ball mold Liquid watercolour paints * Mini funnel Water *You could use food dye instead but there is an increased chance of temporarily staining your child's skin. Mix the water and paint until the desired color is reached. Carefully pour the…

Ball Patterns Louis 3 enjoyed making the patterns using ball pit balls and Yorkshire pudding trays. A super simple, quick set to… | Instagram

If you are like me, you purchased Deanna Jump’s Common Core Standards Posters…and love them. But there is that pesky problem of how to store them..do I file them with specific lessons?…or do I keep them in a folders?…or in baggies? Well, I decided to tackle the problem with a photo box (perfect size- no...