Color-matching game
Materials: mini clothes pins and paint samples
Hole punching
Materials: hole punchers and colored paper
Sticking stuff in clay (creative title, eh?)
Materials: Modeling clay, googly eyes, gems, eventually yarn
"Painting"
Materials: Crayola oil pastels, mini canvas, mini easel
Shape Matching
Materials: Foam "paper" with outlined shapes, Wooden shapes
Stamping!
Materials: Alphabet stamps, ink, colored paper (not pictured)
Color Matching
Materials: cupcake cups, colored gems
Shoelace Tracing
Materials: Foam "paper" cut into shapes, hole puncher, shoe laces
Fishing for Letters
Materials: dowel rod, yarn, magnet, hot glue, magnetic letters (above is magnet tape on cheap wooden letters)
Fishing for Gems
Materials: same as above except magnetic on gems
Shape Matching
Materials: foam "paper" and shape buttons
Button Snake
Materials: shape buttons, ribbon, felt shapes, hot glue
Play Room Update!
We updated the playroom! I've been wanting to do this for months. Instead of the picture wall, it seemed like it'd be fun to have a magnet wall that included magnetized family pictures. So we found a cheapo frame at Goodwill, got some sheet metal from Lowe's (a kind worker used tin cutters to get it to size for me - SO nice!) and hung it in place!
Ugly picture in frame and sheet metal (steel because aluminum is NOT magnetic!)
Ella LOVED putting the pictures up. Having them as magnets is nice, too, because I have more space to add friends that she knows and...well...more babies and aunts and uncles since our family is rapidly growing. It's a little on the tall side for Ella, but she'll grow into it.
Magnetic rocks from Nonna and Pawpaw and gems with magnets added to the back.
I plan on getting a large piece of felt and glueing magnets on it, too, to have a removable felt board. 2-in-1!















1 comment:
Such great ideas! I may have to steal a few. :-)
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