You're more than happy to impart mental abilities; all you need to do is do it. You'd prefer to use common household items and look for straightforward activities that fit into your busy schedule. And you're seeking activities that would challenge your 2-year-old's intellect that she would learn in preschool.
Here are some DIY Tips to make 2-year-olds' craft projects for your Child's development:-
Toy dough
Make play dough balls, count each one as you add them to a mound, and then pile them up. Make lengthy chains out of them to form the letters of your child's name. Encourage her to pinch chunks off of a big ball of play dough to develop her fine motor skills.
Paper and fractions
Take a piece of paper, split it in half, and show how the two halves combine to form the entire paper. After that, divide the two pieces in half to create quarters. Continue while making eighths.
Assemble the paper after each round of cutting so your youngster can see how all the parts come together to make the original sheet. For more fun, you can also purchase these pizza fraction toys.
Matching game
Your youngster should match two sets of the alphabet that you have written on card stock or index cards. In order to avoid overloading her with all 26, start with a few at a time. In either case, make sure the letters are of the same color so she knows to match the letters by shape rather than color.
Adhere to colors
Paper in various colors, such as blue, red, yellow, and green, should be cut into tiny pieces. Then, using various-colored crayons, draw two circles on each separate sheet of paper. The circles on one sheet will be blue and red, while the circles on the other sheet will be yellow and green.
Last but not least, have your youngster glue the broken-up pieces into circles of complementary colors (for example, green pieces into green circles).
Color blending
Show your child how to combine the three primary colors to create new hues. Try some of the following:
- Purple is created by mixing red and blue.
- Green is created by adding yellow and blue.
- Orange is the result of mixing red and yellow.
Using dot markers to count
Use dot markers to help your child practice their numbers. Print the numbers 1 through 10 along the side of two sheets of paper in a landscape direction. While counting with her, show how to color the proper number of dots adjacent to each letter.
Arrange goods by color
Find a group of items that are similar and order them by color. Building blocks, magnets, automobiles, and everything else you've got in a box are a few examples. After that, arrange various heaps or empty bowls, one for each color.
Conclusion
As you can see, activities for 2-year-old development don't have to be difficult or take a lot of time. With limited time and resources, a lack of any creative aptitude, or a busy toddler, you may teach them activities. Follow the above DIY Tips to keep your babies busy in homemade playing activities.
