Montessori pom pom activities

25 Pom-Pom Activities for Toddlers. Fun ways to work on fine motor skills, patterns, colors... lots of things!

Activity Sneak Peak: Under 5 minute set-up timeRequires only THREE household itemsMulti-sensory and fine motor skillsWorks on problem-solving, cause-and-effect, counting and colorsFor ages 12 months+ This PomPom Tube Drop activity is very simple and only requires 3 items.

Now that Flora’s attention span is getting a little bit longer for sensory activities I’ve been having fun coming up with a few different things to do with her every week. She had fun with this ball drop – and so did Piper! I think it’s one that she’ll come to enjoy more as she […]

I am such a firm believer that simple is better when it comes to activities for Nora. Last week, an empty water bottle and a few pom poms kept her entertained for so much longer

This Pom-Pom Caterpillar is a super fun and exciting counting activity for toddlers and preschoolers! Easy to make, requiring only minimal materials. The Pom-Pom Caterpillars with help the very little ones see the numbers and count by placing the pom-poms over the empty spots on the caterpillar. Super simple, yet very affective at allowing the kids to remember each number and visually see their count. #countingactivity #toddleractivity #countingfun #caterpillaractivity #pompoms

Pintar con pompones #creatividad y #juego

Pom-Pom Pattern Recognition Cardboard Activity

Pom pom transfer is a simple and fun fine motor activity for your toddler that uses things you already have at home! It will help your toddler learn how to hold the spoon for mealtime! #mombrite #finemotor

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