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Color activities for toddlers and preschoolers |
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The next activity is a simple story mat that you can laminate and use alongside fun manipulatives like gems, coins, mini-erasers, and pom-poms to help them follow along with the story. You can use these mats while you’re reading or have your little one use them afterward to help retell the story and name the colors and characters that were in it. |
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There’s something magical about sensory play with your toddlers. I am finding more and more that it is the one thing that keeps my daughter entertained and willing to engage in an activity. You’re constantly learning with sensory bins but when you add a little bit more of an academic piece to it, it’s really a win-win. The Crayons’ Sensory Bin activities comes with two different sorting mats that you can print and use to go along with the pieces. I have plain crayons to put in your sensory bin for your little ones to sort by color, real world color objects, or you can do a combination of both which is what I did with my toddler. |


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