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Link to Build a Cupcake Busy Bag Printable
We hope you are enjoying our 31 Days of Busy Bags and Quiet Time Activities series. We’re having a great time sharing a new idea every day! Today, we’re sending you over to Money Saving Mom to check...
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Color Sorting Busy Bag / Activity Bag
Color sorting is great fun for most older toddlers and preschoolers. If you look around your home, I’m fairly certain you’ll find some items that would be great for color sorting. Try this activity...
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Pom-Pom Stuff Busy Bag / Activity Bag
Many of our readers have been looking for busy bags for younger children. Well, today’s busy bag is perfect for a toddler, but our preschooler likes to be included as well. Even our 14 month old loves...
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Tower Counting Busy Bag / Activity Bag
Try this activity with your… These Tower Counting cards are for numbers 0 through 10. Each card has a number outline at the top (your kiddos could color it) and squares along the bottom to show the...
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Bean Sorting Busy Bag / Activity Bag
Today’s busy bag couldn’t get much simpler, but our three oldest kids ask for it a lot. Try this activity with your… Just grab an empty egg carton and a bag of dried 15 bean soup. We geared this...
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Play-dough Busy Bag Ideas
Last Saturday we shared 5 of our favorite dry erase busy bag ideas. Today, we’re sharing some of our favorite play-dough busy bags activities. All of these activities involve free printables and...
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Busy Bag Guest Post from Something 2 Offer
Sorry this post is a day late. Our family been busy preparing for Hurricane Sandy. Today’s guest post is from Thaleia at Something 2 Offer. Easy Busy Bags & How to Make them Portable We use busy...
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Wood & Felt Matching Game Busy Bag / Activity Bag
This is another busy bag that can span multiple ages. Try this activity with your… We purchased the small round, wooden discs at Hobby Lobby for only a couple of dollars and used sticky back felt...
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Busy Bag & Quiet Time Activity Linky Party
Yay, it’s time! (I always loved watching & listening during Show & Tell.) We’ve so enjoyed sharing 31 Days of Busy Bags & Quiet Time Activities with you! We hope that the ideas we’ve shared...
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What Goes Together? Busy Bag
I recently found at these “Coordinated Paper Cut Outs” at a local Dollar Tree and thought they would make a quick and colorful busy bag for our toddler and preschooler to practice associating objects...
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Learning with Busy Bags
Two years ago I wrote 31 Days of Busy Bags and Quiet Time Activities. If you have young children at home (or ever watch young children) you should definitely check it out! We still use a lot of these...
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School Bins: Homeschooling When You Have Toddlers and Pre-Schoolers
We’re officially homeschooling two children this school year. Two children out of five. That means the other three have to be doing something. Thankfully, Lillian (8 months) is pretty content to nap or...
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How Pre-School School Bins are Used in Our Home
Last week I shared what we keep in our toddler and pre-schooler’s School Bins. Now I’m going to share a little about how we use these bins in our home and some lots of photos of our School Bins in...
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Quick and Easy Busy Bag with Stackapals
As a busy mom, I’m always on the lookout for anything that could easily be turned into a quiet, independent activity for my little ones. A few days ago I was browsing through the links from The...
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Pom-Pom Stuff Busy Bag / Activity Bag
Many of our readers have been looking for busy bags for younger children. Well, today’s busy bag is perfect for a toddler, but our preschooler likes to be included as well. Even our 14 month old loves...
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Tower Counting Busy Bag / Activity Bag
Try this activity with your… These Tower Counting cards are for numbers 0 through 10. Each card has a number outline at the top (your kiddos could color it) and squares along the bottom to show the...
View ArticleCounting Cards Busy Bag / Activity Bag
Our oldest has been using these counting cards for the past year, but we just recently added them to our busy bag collection. Try this activity with your… Simple print the counting cards and...
View Article5 Dry Erase Busy Bag / Activity Bag Ideas
Today we’re sharing links to some of our favorite dry erase busy bag ideas. Our kids love anything involving dry erase markers! I’ve enjoyed finding new dry erase activities to keep the kids learning...
View ArticleColor Sorting Busy Bag / Activity Bag
Color sorting is great fun for most older toddlers and preschoolers. If you look around your home, I’m fairly certain you’ll find some items that would be great for color sorting. My toddler loves this...
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