Free Activities For Kids
Ever wondered what to do at home with your children? As a mom, we’re sure that you’ve been faced with this problem. KiddyCharts has the answer with a full range of free home activities for children, including arts and craft projects, educational activities, sensory activities and more. With more than a hundred free and fun home activities to choose from you’ll be able to keep your kids busy during holidays and weekends. No more bored children stuck in front of the TV! Just select a free activity below to get started
Free Activities For Kids
Flower activity for toddlers
Today we have been enjoying some sunshine, and have made this flower activity for toddlers and preschoolers. In this activity, the children can take the petals on and off the flower. This is great for practicing fine motor skills, counting and hand-eye co-ordination. Older children can help to make this by helping with the cutting, […]
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5 reasons why Audiobooks are perfect for active kids and reluctant readers
Sometimes it’s hard to get my wee boy to read – he just doesn’t sit still for long enough. He is very much one of those classic reluctant readers. He is so active, there is almost always seems to be something better to do. He’d rather kick a football, jump on a trampoline, watch a spider […]
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How to make ABC Sponge Stamps
Practicing the ABC’s can be repetitive and dull when the same teaching techniques are used over and over. Add some variety to your child’s alphabet letter learning by making these darling ABC Sponge Stamps together! Make one for all 26 letters and stamp out the predictability of teaching the alphabet. Your little one can use these sponge stamps […]
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Learn to draw Diary of a Wimpy Kid #WimpyKidMovie
There is a new Diary of a Wimpy Kid film in town; The Long Haul (in Cinemas from 20th May, 2017). This time Mum is desperate to get her family to “reconnect” by going on a road trip. What could possibly go wrong with the Heffleys in a car with each other for a 48 hour […]
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Sand painting for toddlers
If you are looking for a new way to do painting with the children over the summer, then sand painting can be a fun way of adding a new dimension to normal painting. This is a great activity to do as we head towards summer, and you can make it after a trip to the […]
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6 reasons why playing music helps your child
Music imprints itself on the brain deeper than any other human experience… Dr. Oliver Sacks Music is a natural medium for each newborn human and it is an essential part of every child’s development. The development of musical ability is invaluable for the improvement of creativity and abstract and logical thinking. Music has a positive […]
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5 top tips for creating imaginative play spaces
Imagination is key to a child’s development. Pretend play can help children develop a real concept of the real world through a whole world of imagined scenarios. How can you as parents help nurture this creative side or this ability to pretend and create imaginary worlds? We have come up with five practical ways to […]
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Baby sensory cards
Baby sensory cards are a great way to entertain your baby and help them learn about different textures and colours as well as helping their developing sight. So today we have made some and are sharing some ideas on what you can include. We have made one which shows the contrast of black and white. […]
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Easter Egg matching game
We are preparing for Easter and today have made an Easter egg game. The idea of this game is to match the Easter eggs together which have the same pattern on them. Older children can also help to decorate the eggs for the game. This game can be tailored depending on your child’s age and […]
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10 books about love for toddlers
We are sharing a list of wonderful books about love for toddlers with you today as the key to inspire the love for reading is to start early. 1. A Great Big Cuddle by Michael Rosen and Illustrated by Chris Riddell Beautifully illustrated poems, perfect for toddlers and pre-schoolers, documenting problems and pleasures of being […]
