Tiger is 28.5 months old.
We are no longer following a theme strictly but since it was Halloween
and he had a thing for spiders recently...I felt inspired as well :)
Here are some of the stuff we did:
This was a fix-the-skeleton fine motor work.
Mission: reattach the joints of shoulder and hips.
It was harder than it looks
When he finally did it, he did a little dance of victory.
Painting is always a favorite activity of Tiger's.
We did some foam painting with shaving cream and spiders.
He chose yellow and orange.
A wonderful sensorial experience.
I was delighted that he enjoyed it so much and didn't complain about dirtying his hands.
Having said that, he requested to wash up the moment he was done.
Dot painting is still a hit.
Painting with Crayola paintbrush.
Just to reinforce his colours and fine motor skills.
He asked, "Colour inside line?"
I answered, "You can colour anywhere you like. No restrictions."
Tiger replied, "Silly mama"
Tracing lines with his dry erase board and markers
Matching silicone shapes
Matching lowercase to uppercase letters
Care of self: Dress-up bear.
He could manage the zipper, velcro and button himself.
This is a logic puzzle that was free with purchase of Enfagrow sometime ago.
He is an expert but failed to conquer the master level.
Maybe in a few more months...
We usually start 'school' with tot tray activities.
Some activities allows me to leave him for a while to prepare his right brain stuff.
Time is so precious nowadays..
Linking up to Tot School
6 comments:
Love your blog. May I know where you buy the bottle for dot painting?
Hi, I bought them from Think Toys but they have shut down their operations since then. Some readers have recommended the store next to Toy Rus in Tropicana Mall for similiar item. Otherwise, if you are from Singapore, you can buy online herehttp://myspecialkid.com.sg/product_info.php?cPath=29&products_id=448
May i know where you bought the dry erase board n Care of self: Dress-up bear?
Hi, the dry erase board is from Mango Tango in The Curve, Damansara. Alternatively, it is available in ToyRus.
The Dress-up Bear (made by Read N Play) is from online store www.littlewhiz.com
I have seen it in many other baby stores.
Thanks,i will go to have a look.
r u using crayola washable crayon for him to draw on the protector sheet?
really washable?
btw,where u bought the do a dot markers?
i went for few stationary shop also can't get it.
Crayola has a type of crayon for dry erase. Very nice colours and texture. One of our fav actually.
The dot markers are currently not available anymore after Think Toys closed down. Alternatives would be from Singapore or Amazon
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