Halloween will be here before you know it. And to get ready for Halloween, there’s nothing better than spider crafts for your toddler or preschooler.
Spiders are as essential to Halloween as pumpkins. So try these out with your little one this fall.
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Halloween will be here before you know it. And to get ready for Halloween, there’s nothing better than spider crafts for your toddler or preschooler.
Spiders are as essential to Halloween as pumpkins. So try these out with your little one this fall.
Our new favorite summer activity is making a sidewalk chalk obstacle course. It’s a great low prep gross motor activity that toddlers and preschoolers love to do over and over.
Here’s how we set ours up and how you can continue to keep it fresh and fun every time you do it.
For years, children have ventured into the outdoors to learn survival, health and social skills at camp.
These camps emphasize togetherness and provide fun activities to do while simultaneously teaching kids important life lessons and skills they’ll need while growing up.
The many benefits of getting kids into the summer camp spirit have made these camps a wildly popular summer activity for decades!
Sometimes, however, summer camp isn’t a feasible option.
This year, many camps are shut down amid COVID-19 social distancing guidelines. But other times, summer camps are simply too expensive or time consuming for families to partake in.
But the good news is: you can recreate the summer camp spirit in your own backyard!
Looking for a fun game to play with your family at Easter? Get these free Easter bingo cards for your party or just to enjoy all Spring.
These bingo cards are easy enough for toddlers or preschoolers to play along. But they’re also great for kids of any age and the whole family.
Looking for a fun race car craft for your toddler or preschooler? Here’s a fun way to use up toilet paper rolls or paper towel rolls and let your kid go crazy with paint or markers. And if you’re working on your scissor skills, cutting the shapes for this craft will help with fine motor skills.
Helping your toddler or preschooler practice their fine motor skills doesn’t have to be boring.
Young kids need to build up their hand muscles and coordination so they will be able to write by the time they’re in school.
I found 21 fun activity ideas to build fine motor skills and keep your little one busy for a while.