Fill and dump activities for toddlers

Learn why including loose materials and process art in your lesson plans is important. Children will love creating messy art with this fun Dump Art Activity!

We made it through 5 DAYS OF TODDLER ACTIVITIES as part of our 10 Days of Toddler Activities Challenge and I am having so much fun! My daughter is too... and I've actually come up

One activity that toddlers and young preschoolers never tire of is filling and dumping. A container full of anything – sand, toys, food – is often quickly dumped over, its contents spilling to the ground. An empty container is often filled (even if not what was originally in it), sometimes to the top, as a mix of puzzle pieces, toy food, and playdough reaches the top and spills over, prompting the child to eagerly dump it out again. This process of dumping and filling, filling and dumping…

A Sensory Bin and Bag for every mood! Bins for language and reading skills, math and counting practice, and some that are just straight up fun! Great hands on learning activities for tactile learners. Sensory Processing Disorder

It is the Montessori philosophy to inculcate in children the lifelong skill of problem solving and reasoning that will enable them to become independent and confident in adulthood. I provided these 14 Montessori-inspired DIY problem solving activities for my toddler to try things on her own, make discoveries and learn self-correction.

Need a no-fuss, screen-free activity to keep toddlers entertained while you are occupied? Check out these ideas for busy bins and busy bags!

Whether you need to get dinner done, are sick, or any situation where you need to promote independent toddler play, here are 10 awesome ideas & activities!

Learn how to turn an old nappy box into this easy DIY ball drop box. This is a great way to recycle an old box into a simple learning activity for babies and toddlers. They can practice fine motor skills, hand eye co-ordination and more. #baby #toddlers #finemotor #babies #DIY

Easy shape sorting activity for toddlers and preschoolers. This DIY is so easy to put together, you can probably put it together right now!

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.