Simple toddler activity ideas that promote learning.
Margaret Goubler
Cognitive activities preschool
Enhance your child's cognitive development with these fun and educational activities. Explore top ideas to stimulate their thinking and problem-solving skills at a young age.
Dozens of outdoor cognitive activities for toddlers based on essential cognition skills such as memory, exploration, and reasoning.
Maryann Smith
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Sarah @ Stay At Home Educator
Working on cognitive abilities from an early age is the best way to help young children's brains think, read, learn, reason, pay attention and remember. Today we are sharing 19 preschool cognitive development activities that are so much fun!
Anne Somers
Free Printable Matching Socks Game for toddlers and preschoolers. Help your little one learn through play with this simple game. They can practice colour matching, pattern recognition and expand their vocabulary while playing. Download, print and play! #earlylearning #learningthroughplay
My Party Design - Party Decor Printables | Dramatic Play
Mix some architecture and engineering skills with this kindergarten and preschool STEM activity for kids. Use simple materials.
mandi walsh
Name Recognition Clothespin Clip Activity for Preschoolers | Name activities preschool, Preschool learning activities, Preschool activities
Looking for a fun name recognition activity for your preschooler? This clothespin clip activity is easy to put together with no printer...
Brittany Mellen
Happy Tuesday! We are finishing up our camping week(s) this week! Today we did a fun color sorting and matching activity! I took our counting bears and put them in a sensory bin filled with beans. We took our matching mat and matched the bears based on their color! There are two different mats-different amounts of bears to sort on each one. After we matched, we put the bears back and used our sorting cards to sort by color! You can grab this activity for free HERE! *This post includes…
Shann Witkiss
These pattern sticks are one learning activity your preschooler will love! And best of all, they are super simple to make!
Carrie Cloud