Infant ball activities

This gross-motor activity only requires tape and plastic balls (or any other small toy!) For this, you or the child can tape the toys up to the wall. Then the children will strengthen their gross motor skills by using their whole body to grab the toys! (Crouching to grab lower balls, using tip-toes to get higher up balls) PW29. The young toddler moves body with purpose to achieve a goal.

Ball Drop Shoebox ! This easy DIY object permanence box will help build gross motor skills as well as teach baby that the balls they drop in are still there even though they went away temporarily!

Simple Sensory Activities for Kids: Floating rainbow balls in the water table - colorful splashing fun for babies and toddlers!

Keep your baby or toddler entertained with this super simple toy made from ball and containter. Great for keeping toddlers busy indoors!

We have put together a simple, inexpensive, and customizable toddler entertainment solution in the form of a PVC ball drop for babies!

The best toys are ones that can be played with over and over again and can be used in a variety of ways! Learning through play is easy when you have simple toys that can be adapted for children of all ages. Read on to find some fun ball activities to try at home or during in-person or teletherapy sessions.

It's time for another activity for Peanut! I've noticed over the past month or so that he's really enjoying any toys that let him drop thing...

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Having an afternoon free to play with the H man one day whilst Miss M was at pre Kindy I decided to try him out with this little co...

This colourful rainbow sensory bin is made with ice balls! The following post contains affiliate links, which means that at no extra cost to you I can make a tiny bit of money to help support this blog. Thank you! To make the ice balls you'll need: Ice ball mold Liquid watercolour paints * Mini funnel Water *You could use food dye instead but there is an increased chance of temporarily staining your child's skin. Mix the water and paint until the desired color is reached. Carefully pour the…

Fun, inexpensive fine-motor skill activity for toddlers using recycled material. Provides endless entertainment.

Line up cotton balls on sticky tape. It's simple, easy fine motor fun for toddlers!

Golf balls, soft balls, tennis balls... No matter the size of the ball, they are a great way to help younger children practice several skills in different ways! We are sharing 15 ball activities for toddlers that are so much fun!

More than 30 simple, fun, hands-on activities to keep toddlers busy learning and playing. Activities are developmentally appropriate for ages 1-2 and include sensory play, easy art projects, fine motor activities, and gross motor play. Learning skills include color sorting and recognition, shape id

Fun ways to use a beach ball for play with babies and toddlers. Develop ball skills for a toddler. Encourage tummy time and eye tracking for babies. For more ideas visit the Academy at www.bambeenies.co.uk