Montessori clothes pin activities

20 Fine Motor Activities Using Clothespins on Lalymom.com. Everything from super simple busy bags to letter learning, math, colors and more-...

This Clothespin Counting Card activity is a wonderful way to introduce counting, learn about quantities and familiarize with numbers. It’s also great for improving and exercising fine motor skills, cognitive skills as well as for learning colors. #countingactivity #finemotoractivity #toddleractivity

Going on long car rides with kids can be exhausting. They fight. They whine. But really, they just need something to keep them occupied so you don't have to threaten to turn the car around and go home every 15 minutes (no parent has ever done that...). This list of car games for kids has tons of ideas, tips and inspiration to keep your kids busy while in the car, on a plane, or even in a waiting room. 40+ DIY Car Games for Kids These activities use common household items or toys that you…

Color matching popsicles are a fun way for kids to learn about colors and numbers! Here are DIY tips and Montessori-inspired advice for teaching colors!

Use these fine motor activities with clothespins to work on precision and coordination in occupational therapy home programs, using items in the home.

Roundup of ideas and presentations for an open and close activity for toddlers and preschoolers ... a great preliminary practical life activity!

I’m a sucker for things like pipe cleaners, brand new pencils, pom poms in every shade of the rainbow, school glue, popsicle sticks and clothespins. I buy these random things…

This post shares a variety of different developmentally appropriate activities to do at home with 12-18 month old toddlers. Many of the activities require minimal prep and use common household materials. Activities in this post build fine motor skills, vocabulary, and hand-eye coordination.