Toddlers
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
The Little Engine That Could inspires toddlers to see what they can accomplish.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
Here's a simple way to reinforce and reward your toddler's cooperation and kindness.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
Give your toddler clothespins and a coffee can, and suddenly he's busy!
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
If your toddler is curious about sounds, the clothespin drop is a great rainy-day activity for her.
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ToddlersToddler Physical Development
This activity will give your toddler's large muscles – and his imagination – a workout.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
Shake the soda bottle, and your toddler will be amazed by the glittery waves that are produced.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
Build your child's vocabulary. This toddler rhyme activity pairs actions with words.
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ToddlersToddler Physical Development
Your toddler will love playing with the homemade block sorter. Here's how to make it.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
Asking "What would happen if...?" is a great activity that promotes creative thinking in toddlers.
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ToddlersToddler Physical Development
Decorate your toddler's highchair with hanging toys, and she'll have fun throwing them off and pulling them back up.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
The "stop and go" toddler activity reinforces traffic directions, shapes, and colors.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
Your toddler will love the sound and feel of running on sticky contact paper.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
Lay down a long rope in a zigzag pattern in the grass, and see if your toddler can walk on it without losing their balance.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
Your toddler will love this shaker made from a soda bottle and some colored rice.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
Challenge your toddler's senses by blindfolding him and having him identify objects.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
Make a set of texture plates for your toddler, and teach him about the sense of touch!
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ToddlersToddler Language Development
Bread and peanut butter make a perfect canvas for your toddler's alphabet cereal sentences.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
Build your toddler a toy play set out with just a piece of wood and some Velcro.
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