How to Create Toddler Activities
Too many times when parents are searching for toddler activities or games they turn to organized, developed games. These types of toddler games are great and they often help develop a toddler, but don't overlook the simple things. Look around the home and outside, because they are so many things can be used for toddler activities.
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Start with the pots and pans for great toddler games and activities. Pots and pans can offer so many different tings to toddler, so go for it. Letting the toddler bang on the pans and pots, helps them develop auditory skills, picking out the different sounds each pot and pan makes. Also let the toddler fill up the pots with different objects, helping them to understand that some pots hold more than others.
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Fill up the sink with soap and water. Soap and water is a great learning tool for the sense of touch lesson and a fun toddler activity. Toddlers learn by their senses and water with soap helps boost the sense of touch.
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Go outside in the yard and run barefoot in the grass. Play a game such as duck, duck goose, but do it barefooted. Like the soap water, grass will provide a great sense of feel, but this toddler activity is using the feet instead of the hands.
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Again head outside for this toddler activity. Take the toddler on a walk and turn the walk into a game. Have them listen for loud noises, animal noises and people noises. See how many they hear and keep count. This will help the toddler with their sense of hearing.
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Tips & Warnings
Keep toddler games and activities short and sweet. Remember, many toddlers learn best by just doing. Don't overdo the planned activities.
