Halloween Sensory Bin
This beautiful Halloween Sensory Bin with rice and beans wasn’t meant as a sibling activity, but it turned out to be great fun for both my preschooler and my toddler!
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Simple Color Sorting for Toddlers
Is your toddler ready to learn his or her colors? Try this fun and simple color sorting activity perfect for toddlers with colorful wooden blocks you already have at home!
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30 Fun Halloween Printables for Preschoolers
This is awesome! 30 fun Halloween printables for preschoolers including math and literacy learning printables, coloring pages, games, and more! My kindergartener is going to love it, too!
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Best of September 2016
Find out which new posts of the month were the Best of September 2016 on Simple Fun for Kids! Make sure you didn’t miss anything, and check out my personal favorite, too. Sensory activities, math and literacy printables, toddler activities, fall, Halloween, and more!
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Seasonal Fingerprint Counting Cards
Add a fun sensory element to learning to count with these printable Seasonal Fingerprint Counting Cards! Your toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners will love it!
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Sensory Soup with Shaving Cream
We made super simple sensory soup with shaving cream that was great fun for both my toddler and my kindergartener! It kept both siblings entertained for quite a long time, and the mess was very easy to clean up.
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Write the Living Room
Practice word recognition, handwriting, and more with this Write the Living Room activity that’s perfect for Kindergarteners! Printable included.
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Stirring, Pouring, and Color Mixing Station
Simple sibling play with water: I set up a super simple stirring, pouring, and color mixing station in the water table for my toddler, and both he and my kindergartener had great fun with it!
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Ebook Up! – Learning with Blocks and Construction Play
Learn a wide variety of learning concepts from literacy, math, science, art, and play with the new ebook Up! Building and playing with blocks, construction, engineering – here are 30+ easy ways to use the block corner for learning.
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Fine Motor Practice at Snack Time
Simple and fun fine motor practice for toddlers at snack time with Cheerios and a skewer!
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Textured Apple Craft
Try this simple textured apple craft with your toddler or preschooler! It was easy enough for my 2-year-old, and my 5-year-old really enjoyed being methodical with the simple technique.
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Fall Words Read, Trace, and Connect
Practice reading and writing simple fall words with your kindergartener with this printable Fall Words Read, Trace, and Connect!
