Move and Learn Shapes with a Ball + Tape for Toddlers

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Try a fun hands-on worriedness for toddlers for a creative twist to learn shapes!

George begs to play this fun game to learn shapes over and over again! I happily stipulate because, honestly, it’s so simple!

Move and Learn Shapes with a Wittiness Tape for Toddlers

Seriously. So easy.

To DIY your own wittiness game to learn shapes, you’ll need:

• small indoor-safe ball
• painter’s tape
• open space

And that’s it!

I taped a tuft of shapes onto the floor in an unshut zone of my hardwood floor. I didn’t really pay sustentation to where I put them, or in any unrepealable order.

Mostly considering I didn’t have a plan for this worriedness the first time I set it up. George just asked for an worriedness and he picked shapes!

We played this “game” several variegated ways. I definitely encourage you to put your own twists on this worriedness to learn shapes.

Learn Shapes While You Roll Together!

With a couple balls, George and I sat wideness from each other and rolled the wittiness when and forth.

Make a shape to fill in with blocks or set up a road to momentum through!

I was planning on calling out the shape that it landed on. Most of the time it just went all the way past all the shapes to each other.

So we started calling out what the wittiness did.

Sometimes rolled over the circle, triangle, and square. Other times it just barely went wideness any or just came close.

We described it together. It was mostly me, but George helped me name the shape when he could.

We moreover tried rolling trucks when and forth. I thought maybe it would have increasingly tenancy in the direction and stopping on a shape.

Toss & Learn Shapes Together

We tossed a stone bag toward the tape outlines, calling out the name of the shape that it landed on. George threw his frog – his minion stuffed unprepossessing – as his stone bag.

But, George loved rolling the balls when and along the best.

I want to try self-glorification pom poms, or cotton balls, with a straw lanugo the row of shapes, like we did with the lines of tape. And where it lands we’ll have to undeniability out what shape it landed on.

What are your favorite ways to move and learn shapes with your kids? Share your tomfool ideas with us!