90K views · 1.7K reactions | Foam Towers Here's a fun MESSY activity to try with pool noodles ❤️ Cut up a pool noodle with a utility knife 🧡 Provide a bowl of shaving cream 💛 Provide spatulas and let them create! 💚 Stack up towers to see who can build the tallest one 💙 Spreading the foam and stacking helps strengthen fine motor skills 💜 Making and creating towers that don't fall over works on problem solving and engineering skills And I know you're worried about the clean up 😉 ❤️ Simply rinse and dry and that is it! 🧡 You can provide a bowl of water to extend the play, the kids love washing the foam away and it helps with your clean up too 💛 If you're worried about the mess, try this in the tub or outside! Would your little one like this activity? Stay tuned for more ways to play and learn with pool noodles! 💌 Save and share with a friend for inspiration ❤️ Follow @learningfromplaying for more easy fun activities #learningfromplaying #learningthroughplay #learningbyplaying #learningeveryday #welovesimpleplay #diy #toddleractivities #toddlerlearning #messyplay #poolnoodleactivities #easyplayideas #showmeyourplay #finemotorskills #activitiesforkids #toddlerplay #simpleplay #playbasedlearning #handsonlearning #invitationtoplay #everydayplayhacks #letthemplay #momlife #quickactivities #kidsplay #simpleactivities #toddlerlife #shallweplaytoday #diyactivities #easyplay | Agnes | Toddler Learning Activities | Balang_3go · Happy , Sunshine & Ukulele
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62K views · 2.3K reactions | SIDEWALK CHALK PAINT 🎨 🌈🤩 Making your own sidewalk chalk paint is easy - and a perfect use for all of the little bits and pieces that are too hard to draw with! 🙌 Follow me @bestideasforkids for more fun crafts and activities! 🌈 Ingredients * 2 tbsp cornstarch * 2 tbsp water If not painting well enough, add 1 extra tablespoon of water and mix in * 1/2 tbsp sidewalk chalk Or 1/2 a piece of chalk Add 2 tablespoons of cornstarch into a measuring cup. Add 2 tablespoons of water into the cup and mix. Note: if you find the paint does not paint well, add an additional tablespoon of water. Grate sidewalk chalk to get approx 1/2 tablespoon of chalk. Add it into the cup or the muffin tin and then mix with the cornstarch and water. If you would rather not grate the chalk, place the chalk pieces into a ziploc bag and bang with a rolling pin until it turns into a similar consistency. Repeat for each color you’d like to make. This sidewalk chalk paint will make one muffin cup of paint. If you want to fill your muffin tin you will need to repeat the recipe for each color. You can also double or triple the recipe and make a larger batch and then split it into smaller containers and add the sidewalk chalk in last to save time. Save this post for later and tag a friend that might like to try it! ❤️ . Follow me at @bestideasforkids for more fun kid craft and recipe ideas. 🖍✂️ . 🙂. #preschool #learningthroughplay #preschoolart #invitationtoplay #toddleractivities #kidsactivities #playmatters #totschool #kidscrafts #preschooler #prek #toddlercrafts #busytoddler #toddlerplay #kindergarten #montessori #playathome #homeschool #everydayplayhacks #montessoriathome #playbasedlearning #toddlerfun #kidsplay #montessorikids #letthemplay #craftsforkids #sensoryplay #sensoryplayideas #sensory | Kim McLeod | The Best Ideas for Kids | Above & Beyond · Blue Monday
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