Clothes pin activities for toddlers

I have learned from my 18-month-old that his mind is always focused on how things work and how things come apart. Through these observations, we discovered clothespin pull. Grab your clothespins and paper rolls for this fine motor game for toddlers.

It's tough to keep a toddler entertained for longer than a minute. These fun activities, however, are sure to keep your little one engaged.

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Fine motor skills are so important for toddlers and preschoolers to help develop the strength that’s needed for a lot of basic skills they need to learn such as tying their shoe laces to learning how to write. There are so many objects that you can use around your home for basic fine motor activities,...Read More »

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

Easy Clothes Pin Activity: We love this clothes pin activity idea! And all the extension ideas at the bottom of the post. A great indoor activity for toddlers!

Looking for a way to use those old pool noodles? Try making a poking bin for your toddler or preschooler! It's an easy indoor activity that sets up fast!

This fun Clothespin Patterns Busy Bag Idea is perfect for preschool and kindergarten kids to reinforce color recognition and patterns.

Need an easy art activity for toddlers? You have to try sponge painting! A quick and easy toddler process art activity that kids will love.