Fairy Cookies
I set up a fairy cookie station for a recent playdough invitation to play. I made playdough with glitter, and added several sparkly objects that made me think of fairies. The set up was simple: I mixed...
View ArticleLEGO Challenges
This week of posts inspired by our favorite toys - LEGO bricks- has been such fun! Today I’m sharing one of our favorite activities – LEGO challenges. I print or write out several building ideas on...
View ArticlePeanut Butter Playdough Recipe
Our favorite edible playdough recipe is peanut butter playdough! Playdough is always popular in my house, and playdough they can eat is definitely a treat! Peanut Butter Playdough Recipe 1 jar of...
View ArticleNo Bake Tea Playdough
Tea playdough is a fun sensory playdough – scented with chai tea! This is a no bake playdough and uses only 5 ingredients, so it’s very easy to make. It’s the perfect playdough for tea parties! How to...
View ArticleConstruction Truck Play Sensory Bin
I threw this bin together on a day when my toddler was at loose ends and I needed a quick activity. It took just a minute or two to set up, and it kept him happily playing for about an hour,...
View ArticleMake Your Own Dinosaur Eggs
It’s simple to make your own dinosaur eggs! The kids can help you make them, but I like to make them myself and then hide them in the sandbox or around the yard for the kids to find and excavate! How...
View Article10 Ways To Enrich Imaginative Play
Sue from One Time Through is here today to share ideas on one of our favorite topics – pretend play! After checking out her ideas, be sure to pop over to her site. You’ll love her sponge pirate ship...
View ArticlePompom Tea Party
We love tea parties, and get a lot of use out of our play tea set! Pompoms are great pretend play props – we used large ones as ice cream scoops, small ones as berries, white ones as sugar for tea. We...
View ArticleSmall World Play With Polar Bears
Create an arctic world for your kids, even in the middle of summer, with this pretend play idea. We used ice cubes for a chill, and shaving cream became our snow. We added in some animal figures, and...
View ArticlePlay Sand Castle
Our Busy Bag of the Month series continues! This time, we made our own sand castle from seashells and sandpaper. It can be stored easily in a bag, and is a fun busy bag for toddlers and preschoolers!...
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