This activity is SO fun! We took our toy cars and got them cleaned with our car wash! I set the toy cars up by the sink. To see all our felt activities (and get the templates), click here. It is a great activity for practicing colors. Little Mouse, Little Mouse, Are you hiding behind the _ (say a color) house? For the game, you just hide the mouse under a colored house and say this phrase: The activity below is called Little Mouse. We use this felt board to play with our felt activity bags.

To start off, I made a felt board simply by just putting felt onto a bulletin board (I used sticky felt ). Here’s a fun sensory activity for your toddler - edible finger paint! All you need is flour, water, and food coloring to make this! To see all the details, click here. 🙂Īnd just for fun, here is a flashback to my sister and I doing when we were kids! (I’m on the left!) They pretended they were on Noah’s ark during the flood. My kids played for a long time using their imagination. Have a fun playtime with all your child’s favorite stuffed animals! Just simply put them in an empty bathtub and let them play. This list is a little different because some of these are activities are designed for parents to do with your toddler to keep them busy. My post on 20 Ways to Keep Toddlers Busy has been my all-time, most viewed and pinned post, so I decided I would add to the list and write 20 MORE ways to keep toddlers busy!! My other post focused on toddler activities that they could do independently. It’s pretty clear to me that many moms out there are seeking toddler activities to keep their little ones busy. To read more about this, see my disclosure policy. Disclosure: This post contains Amazon affiliates.

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