Pitched Roofs

We found some cardboard in our recycling bin and got to work crafting two structures: one with a pitched roof (our house) and one with a flat roof (our neighbor’s house).

We found some cardboard in our recycling bin and got to work crafting two structures: one with a pitched roof (our house) and one with a flat roof (our neighbor’s house).
This surprisingly fun sculptural activity kept my 33 month old engaged for a long while. And the added bonus is that it’s also great for strengthening fine-motor skills, making color choices, and developing spatial understanding by making sense of the exterior…

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Process Art with Rolling Rocks If you have marbles or smooth pebbles, you have to try this Rolling Rock Process Art Painting Activity. This is seriously fun for all ages, and you can do this with kids as young as…