IGLOO Craft for toddlers Supplies: - white paper - blue construction paper (black or purple works too) - scissors - glue First step: Cutting strips of white paper (which is a fine motor activity). I like to help them by entering my fingers with theirs if they want me too ( I have small fingers). If one refuse I move along and help another one if they are managing well by themself I sit with them and cut some. If they choose to rip instead, that's fine, it is also a good way to develop the muscles of their fingers. Second step: I make two arches with glue and give them the strips of paper that we gathered earlier (I, actually, cut a good amount of them). When my students point to their project and say "I made this", that makes me happy.
This blog provides activities for toddlers, with strategies how to implement them. They encourage every aspect of child development: cognition, social and emotional, fine and gross motor, communication and art. I hope my 30+ years of experience working with young children will help you to coach the toddler(s) under your care, for a happy and learning life.