{Play} Toddler Twister With Party Plates
May 17, 2011 in All Posts, Play, Toddler Activities
Even though April showers are supposed to be over by now, we’re still getting our fair share of dreary, drizzly weather. Not being able to play outside is a bit of a drag, but not if you drag out your paper or plastic party plates from the Rainy Day Construction Paper Octopus project or your Special Agent Oso themed birthday party!
Jane came up with this great idea for Toddler Twister:
Try it on your next day in!
LEARN! Counting, colors, parts of the body, coordination, gross motor skills
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