It's Feeding time!- Run
to your nearest grocery or supercenter and get some of
those great animal paper plates. (These are great for
kids because they are fun, colorful and have separate
sections for different foods.) So it's time to feed the
animals. Tape a few of the animal plates up on a wall.
For food, you can use real food/snacks or crumble up
some construction paper to make some fake food. Have
your toddler go up to each animal and "feed" it some
food. Talk about the name of the animal, the color and
what the animal says. This is a great activity to get
those "non-eating" toddlers excited about eating. You
can even cut out a small hole in the mouths on the plate
to let your toddler put the "food" in. This is
also great activity to introduce the concept of sharing.
Supplies needed: - fun animal paper plates ( if you
don't have any, you can always use plain paper plates
and draw the animals on)
- tape
Tips/Suggestions: - You can make a game of it and as
the parent, make the sound of one of the animals and ask
your toddler which he hears and is saying that it's
hungry. Then let him pick the right animal on the wall
to feed.
It's Feeding time!-
Run
to your nearest grocery or supercenter and get some of
those great animal paper plates. (These are great for
kids because they are fun, colorful and have separate
sections for different foods.) So it's time to feed the
animals. Tape a few of the animal plates up on a wall.
For food, you can use real food/snacks or crumble up
some construction paper to make some fake food. Have
your toddler go up to each animal and "feed" it some
food. Talk about the name of the animal, the color and
what the animal says. This is a great activity to get
those "non-eating" toddlers excited about eating. You
can even cut out a small hole in the mouths on the plate
to let your toddler put the "food" in. This is
also great activity to introduce the concept of sharing.
Supplies needed:
Tips/Suggestions: