From the Back Cover Explore, inquire, and experiment alongside your toddler using the simple ideas in 50 Fantastic Things to Do with Toddlers.Written specifically for parents, the activities in this book will lead to infectious excitement and enthusiasm for learning! Using objects easily found in most homes, this collection of purposeful play experiences will help toddlers to develop key skills at their own pace and to make unhurried, important discoveries.Each activity in this book features easy-to-follow instructions, with plenty of tips and suggestions for extending the learning. About the Author Sally and PhillFeatherstone are former teachers and the cofounders of Featherstone Education.
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Fun and easy to implement activities
This book is a quick read filled with wonderful activities to do with your little one. I had initially checked this book out at the library. However, I liked it so much I had to have it for myself. Each activity is broken down into the following categories: materials needed, how to complete the activity, extension to the activity to make it mor challenging or change it up, and the importance of what each activity is teaching. As a parent and an early childhood education teacher, I am always look for quick easy activities that don’t require a lot of prep work/materials to be purchased. This great resource to use when you are running low on activities or just want some fresh ideas. Please let me know if you found this review helpful.Thank you so much! Happy shopping!
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Better for babies?
This book might be better for younger toddlers or crawlers. Most activities seemed "too young" for my 16-month-old. Most of the activity directions began "sit down with your toddler." I think most toddlers don't do much sitting! I was looking for more active suggestions. Many of these ideas seemed pretty obvious to me.
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