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Tamiya Sand Scorcher | Catch It if You Can

by TheToddlerGames
Play sand game is a challenged activity for your toddler. In the previous story I share how the toddler is very enthusiastic play with sand. Play with sand gives different adventure and another outdoor experience for the toddler. Many parents realize that this kind of outdoor toddler games could give positive impact for their [...]

April 5th, 2010
Posted in 30 Months and Up, Balance, Body Awareness, Eye - Foot Coordination, Eye-hand coordination, Gross Motor Skills, Language Development, Listening Skills, Outdoor, Skill Spot Light, Toys
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Sinking and Floating Games

By: TheToddlerGames
Play objects floating and sinking to our toddler will add his/her understanding that there are different densities of objects. Floating and sinking toddler game can be done during bathing activities. Initially, he will be amazed, but at the time he will be knew its scientific explanation.
Preparation:

The items that could sink, like a [...]

February 5th, 2010
Posted in 12 Months and Up, Balance, Body Awareness, Concept Development, Creative Expression, Eye-hand coordination, Imagination, Indoor, Listening Skills, Outdoor, Skill Spot Light, Toys, Visual Discrimination, Visual Memmory
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Tambourine Time For Your Toddler

The tambourine is a musical instrument. This is music instrument for your toddler’s ears, arms, fingers, toes and any other body part. You could give your toddlers a tambourine and encourage them to shake it and tap it to the beat of they favorite songs or to accompany you if you play an instrument. The [...]

August 27th, 2008
Posted in Eye-hand coordination, Games with Song, Listening Skills, Rhythm Exploration, Skill Spot Light, Social Skills
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