10 Toddler Activities That Don’t Involve Screen Time

Or you can make a “busy bag” with color matching games and supplies.

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Patterns Aidan (Mr 2.5) loved making patterns last week with his duplo so I thought I would continue our pattern work this week. This was such easy set up, some icy pole sticks, pom poms and sticker dots. I have left this out this morning for Aidan to discover, cannot wait to see what he thinks of it!. . . . . . . . . . #activitiesfortoddlers #busytoddler #handdevelopment #childhood #finemotorskills #everydayplayhacks #earlylearning101 #learningthroughplay #educationalplay #toddler #educationalplay #playtime #playmatters #playdiscovercreate #playbasedlearning #letthemplay #play #dontforgettoplay #playideas #childhoodunplugged #toddlerideas #toddleractivities #playathome #playislearning #invitationtoplay #montessoriathome #montessoritoddler #montessori #letsplayatoz_f #diyplaythings

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So simple! Stick some colored dot stickers on a popsicle stick, and get a bunch of coordinating pom poms. They can spend a good chunk of time matching the poms to the dots.

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