Preschool blocks activities

Grab some colored blocks and colored paper. Have your toddlers or preschoolers sort the blocks onto the colored paper! #toddleractivities | #learningactivitiesfortoddlers | #livelaughilovekindergarten

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When we are stuck inside, I try to come up with fun ideas to get the kids moving. We use Painter's Tape As A Balance Beam, exercise to Animal Workout on the Alexa and the kids love to break out the Melissa & Doug Cardboard Blocks. We set them up as jumps and pretend to

My preschoolers have always loved playing with blocks! My 5 year old still plays with her blocks during quiet time a few days a week.We love blocks. There are so many creative and imaginative ways you can play with blocks. Just recently I have seen some really cool printables that can turn block free time play into a real learning experience! A lot of these ideas come from preschools, where teachers have block stations set up, but there is no way you can't do this in your own home!

BLOCK TOWERS! Who doesn’t love a challenge?? All you have to do is throw some painter’s tape up on a wall to mark how tall each tower needs to be and...

Check out this collection of 25 activities using blocks. Build with blocks, sort them, count them, use them in a variety of hands-on activities.

Activities with blocks for preschoolers primarily aid in improving motor skills. Here are some ideas to organize fun block activities for preschool.

Stacking blocks on one another involves the child to pay attention visually and guide the hands in movement. This activity can be done by having an adult set up and example and asking the student to have their stack match theirs.