Here’s a fun thing to do with your toddler if it’s sunny outside: shadow tracing using a mixture of cornflour, food colouring and water, which will be your chalk paint (but using water as “paint” is quite fun too)! In this video our colleague is even using brushes made from twigs and leaves. Enjoy a […]
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Toddlers love scooping and pouring, so here’s another way you could set up a summertime activity for them. All you need is bowls, some tools and they will be busy for quite some time! Enjoy!
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Have some fun splish splashing with some small toy animals, using sponges and floating jar lids for boats!.. And a larger tray!
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Grab yourself a brush and some water and start painting on the pavement! What an easy way to paint on a hot Summer day!
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A lovely counting song, featuring three little cute frogs made out of recycled plastic pots!
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Colourful ice cubes? Boats made with tea candles and toothpicks? Bubble patterns? Ian and Gregory seem to be having a lot of fun! Get creative!
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Join Elephant, Lion and Giraffe playing with the water.. splash, splash, splashing!
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Story time on a boat! How special is that? “The Owl and the Pussycat” by Edward Lear, a lovely story about love!
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Empty milk cartons make great containers for scooping and pouring if you cut them on an angle like this! Use them to scoop and pour with water, or lentils, or sand, or whatever else your little one likes to explore!
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