Paper study for toddlers

Shredded paper messy sensory play is yep, messy. (and a blast) Use squirt bottles with paint to mix primary colors on shredded paper.

Making paper teaches children how one of our most ubiquitous materials -- PAPER -- is made, and it's also a fun sensory project for kids of all ages.

Coloring on Sandpaper Activity for Toddlers: A unique sensory experience and a great way to encourage your child to hold their writing utensil correctly!

This tissue paper sensory bin is set up to allow children to strengthen fine motor skills by using the tongs to sort and match the tissue paper into cups.

Use contact paper as the base and let toddlers have fun adding tissue paper, dollies and paper scraps for a fun sticky wall activity!

Tissue Paper Sensory Bin for Toddlers: Tissue paper is a great filler for a sensory bin. The textures and colors can be explored in lots of different ways. #toddler #toddleractivities #tissuepaper #sensorybin #myboredtoddler

Try thois fun magic paper towel science art! The children will love seeing magic pictures coming to life!

Tissue paper bag activity for toddlers and babies to grab and explore via @handsonaswegrow

Guess what I stumbled upon recently? The fact that you can cut paper cups to look like little tunnels. So, obviously, we have been pretty busy around here ... Of course, you already know this if you are in the coolest club around - The Quiet Time Club! You would know about this neat activity

A very simple sensory art project for toddlers and young kids to make using contact paper that will keep them busy for hours at a time.