Bug invitation to play

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Want to know what the best bug activities for toddlers are? These ones. Sensory play, bug crafts and more perfect for toddlers.

My son has a huge taste for jelly beans. While the texture is something I can't stand, he could play BeanBoozled for hours. No, thank you! However, using this jelly beans science exploration activity was a win for both of us. Especially, when there is a surplus after the Easter holiday. Use What You Have

Spark a fire of creativity in your children with this fun Build a Bug Craft! With a simple package of construction paper and glue sticks, your children can get lost in their world of imagination as they thoughtfully create bugs. They're adorable and there are many different styles to create. There are lots of pictures to use as a starting place, but it won't be long before your children are putting their own spin on the bugs!

Play Alongside Us on Instagram: “A Bee Hotel 🐝 made as a little Invitation to explore for my bee obsessed Dudes. Made from nature treasures we’ve collected over time and…”

This Counting Ladybug Spots Activity is a great invitation for toddlers to familiarize with numbers and learn to count.It's super quick to prep

Invitation To Create: City Planner. Open ended creative construction or building paper craft for kids. Great for fine motor development. Perfect for preschoolers, kindergarteners, and elementary students, and allows exploration of shapes and colors.

Looking for some cool bug activities to try with your kids? These 21 creepy crawly math, literacy and craft projects are sure to be a hit.

The bugs are waiting to be rescued from a spider web in this bug rescue fine motor activity! Luckily, your preschoolers can help get them to safety. Use a grass mat wrapped in white yarn to create a sticky web that catches bug counters. Invite your preschoolers to “rescue” the bugs using their fine motor skills! The options are endless - tongs, a spoon, or even their own fingers! This spider web fine motor activity will surely be a hit with your toddlers.

Invitation to Create using Wooden Loose Parts