This low-cost and easy-to-prep activity is sure to be a winner. Fine motor practice plus the opportunity to practice words and color sorting, all while building attention span endurance.

Grab an egg carton and make this for your toddler!

Create a winter wonderland fit for display using cotton balls, paint, and of course some googly eyes!

The kids will have a blast and you will get an adorable piece of art to display for years to come.

Practice color recognition, sorting, and counting with this Valentine- themed sticky wall. You can create this any time of year, so don’t skip this one!

We are using corks to create some Valentine themed fun! Grab some paint and read all the details in the post.

Are you searching for a great gift or sentimental Valentine’s Day decor? Look no further! This project will turn out beautiful with even the youngest children and is still fun for older ones as well.

This is a great winter craft with minimal set up. Great for fine motor skills, planning, and patterns as your child gets older, these snowflakes can be a fun decoration or just a way to occupy an afternoon.

A peek into why we decided to aim for 1,000 hours outside this year, how we plan to make it happen, and our favorite outdoor gear and toys.

If you are looking for a painting activity that isn’t too messy, this is for you. No brushes needed! Grab some aluminum foil, paint, and paper and get ready to watch your little artist create a masterpiece.

This is the perfect tradition to start! It takes about 30 seconds once a week and makes a huge impact by the end of the year. The kids love being involved. I hope you love this idea as much as I do.

Using only tape and toys, you can set up a winning activity for your toddler in no time! I linked some of our tried and true toys, but don’t be afraid to use whatever household items you can find.