So I actually create lessons for my toddler. I have my associates in Early Child Development and as a stay at home mom it honestly has been my dream to play with my own kids lol. Also I find "organized chaos" is better then just the normal chaos lol.

Sensory play: With beans, rice, snow, bubbles, package filling, wood pieces, cardboard tubes, all metal objects, all objects of one color, all wood objects, smell (I fill old spice containers with different smells vanilla, orange, mint, and have him pick which ones he likes.)

Paint: with brushes, with pom poms, with leaves, with fingers, bingo dobbers, on a isel, on the floor, with bubble wrap, with q-tips

Music: We have a floor piano mat, we do dance parties, sing songs, finger play (itsy bitsy spider is a huge hit right now.)

Bathtime: Sometimes we allow soap paint in the tub, eating popsicles in the tub, practicing splashing

Large motor: We have a indoor slide and climber, tunnels, tents, giant ball bouncing, we practicing running and saying stop and 3-2-1 Go

Small motor: he likes to sort pom poms into egg cartons, sorting shapes

Random fun: Baking, cleaning obsessed with everything cleaning, laundry he puts everyone's socks away, he picks up all his toys every night, book reading, puzzles, sledding and ice skating, books with flip or actions, play duh.

Activities

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