Right now he only has 6 bins, but I just got word from my mom that she has mailed me more shallow bins for our work box towers! YEAH! So soon he can have more!
Workbox Ideas for a 2yo:
pom-poms, salad tongs and a bowl |
Lettter of the Week - any of their items are great! Here is a picture of a few for the letter F
Pom-pom magnets |
Do a dot (I don't have the dot painters, so I used circle stickers) |
Lacing Card (fish) |
F words/pictures |
Large buttons and pipe cleaners
Handwriting without tears - the laminated letter cards with wood peices, the laminated playdough cards
Counters and a veggie tray with each tray marked a color (I put index cards with a color block and the color word written into each tray, you could also do numbers, if they are counting).
Animal figures (or pictures) match mommy with baby
Pegs and pegboard
play dough with letter cookie cutters, shape cookie cutter, child safe scissors, rolling pin, etc... (I loved this play dough idea from Fumbling through Parenthood Blog, she has lots of ideas for what she calls "tot trays", similar concept to work boxes)
File Folder Games - Get free ones here and here
rice, 2 bowls and some measuring cups and spoons
color and letter collages (using stickers, pictures cut out of magazines, 3-D objects, etc...)
Matching pictures of any kind (the same, go together, etc...)
Cutting, gluing and or pasting activities
Painting (finger paint, water colors, etc...)
LeapFrog Fridge Phonics Magnetic Alphabet Set
Child Size Masterpieces of Steps 1, 2, 3 - Matching, Pairing, and Sorting - Level 1 Easy
*More on Education Cubes*
We also used them for spelling words for my K
We had a lot of fun using them and will def be using them more! (These two instances were our first time).
Animal figures (or pictures) match mommy with baby
Pegs and pegboard
play dough with letter cookie cutters, shape cookie cutter, child safe scissors, rolling pin, etc... (I loved this play dough idea from Fumbling through Parenthood Blog, she has lots of ideas for what she calls "tot trays", similar concept to work boxes)
File Folder Games - Get free ones here and here
rice, 2 bowls and some measuring cups and spoons
color and letter collages (using stickers, pictures cut out of magazines, 3-D objects, etc...)
Matching pictures of any kind (the same, go together, etc...)
Cutting, gluing and or pasting activities
Painting (finger paint, water colors, etc...)
LeapFrog Fridge Phonics Magnetic Alphabet Set
Child Size Masterpieces of Steps 1, 2, 3 - Matching, Pairing, and Sorting - Level 1 Easy
*More on Education Cubes*
We also used them for spelling words for my K
We had a lot of fun using them and will def be using them more! (These two instances were our first time).
Thanks for linking up again!!! Next week I'll be back on track! Love your education cubes ideas! PS We got the letter from C. Ladybug will write back soon. She made a really cute "person" for him and I have to find something big enough to mail it in! She LOVES having a penpal! Thanks again!!!
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wonderful, creative idea there! Mine are all too old for these cubes, but wow, I am impressed!
ReplyDelete@Hen Jen they have lots of 'older' material, but yeah they are geared still to probably elementary and younger. We love them! I'll be posting more activities with them next week!
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Jen. You are awesome. I am inspired! Those education cubes look super cool.
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