Colorful felt links are perfect for teaching children about colors and helping them with fine motor skills. If you have multiple children this is a great activity for an older sibling to make.  Materials: Different colors Felt – we used rainbow colors Scissors Velcro dots  Directions: Cut the felt into strips.  Stick the velcro dots to the ends of each strip on opposite sides.

Between 12 and 18 months parents may begin to notice their child favoring one color over another or sorting toys or blocks based on color on their own. At this age child have become aware that there are different colors. Use the printable below to work on color sorting with your child at home. Find multiple different objects of the six colors and work with your child on putting them in the correct color triangle. For the younger children, they can pick up objects using their hands, for the older children try tongs, this helps with working their fine motor skills.

Color Wheel Printable - Black & White ​ ​Color Wheel Printable - Color

The Ziploc bag created a mini green house and within one week the seeds sprouted.  Seed Activities  seed_sprout_coloring_page.pdf File Size: 147 kb File Type: pdf Download File Seed Mosaics Seed Pod Stamping Farmer Plants the Seeds- Kids Song

Teaching children about farm animals can be so much fun! Pick an animal and then have them move their body like that animal would. Gallop like a horse or roll around in the mud like a pig. The same can be done with the noises they make. Pick up a sheep and have them "baa" or find a cow and "moo".

Our two little guys have been in our home for almost six weeks. They still have not grown back legs, which is the first part in the metamorphosis phase but we should see this change over the next couple of weeks. In the meantime enjoy some tadpole activities below.  Tadpole Coloring Page Frog Life Cycle Puzzle