A simple activity that not only works on drawing straight line skills but also coding, measurement amongst others. Steps Draw a sun with different lengths of sun rays. Assign a color code to the length. Here, I did ‘less than 3’ and ‘greater than 3’. Ask the child to measure the rays using a ruler
Cutting and pasting activities are great for fine motor skills. In this particular activity, I added a little problem solving but having a condition that every structure in the house should be of a different color. For example, a yellow wall, pink roof, purple windows and a green door.
A simple and engaging activity that focuses on color and shape identification, problem solving and fine motor skills. There are two versions of this activity. Steps Make even colored dots on paper. Cut out thin strips of colored paper (same color as dots). For the toddler version, draw shapes on each dot. For example, a
A simple and engaging activity that focuses on color and shape identification, problem solving and fine motor skills. There are two versions of this activity.
Working on symmetry? Here is an interesting activity. Steps Use the printable to practice symmetry. Color the reflection of the boat underwater. Benefits Symmetry is a fundamental concept of geometry Teaching symmetry helps children learn to sort, and classify, recognize and form patterns. Materials Colors
Practice shapes with these activities. Steps Draw shapes around each drop by using the shape code. Color the raindrop shapes by the color code. Benefits Shape recognition Shape tracing Problem solving skills Materials Printables Markers
Try some of these spring themed activities to work on numbers as well as coding. Steps Color the flower by code. Color the flower by the sum of two numbers. Color the petal. Color the flower by matching colors. Benefits Color identification Work on numbers Materials Printables Dot markers Crayons