Looking for an exciting kids’ activity to spark creativity and learning at home? Smashing Marbles by Elmer’s Creations combines art, STEM, and sensory fun in one easy, satisfying activity!
Looking for a fun and easy DIY sensory activity? Learn how to make sand playdough at home with this simple recipe, perfect for fine motor learning and creative play.
Looking for an easy, mess-free kids activity? This Lightning in a Bottle experiment from Elmer’s Creations is a fun, hands-on way to spark STEM learning and creativity at home. Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers!
Get creative with Elmer’s Mellow Mallow! This easy, kid-friendly art project combines fluffy slime and soft clay for a sensory experience packed with fun and developmental benefits.
Watch your baby light up with sensory scarf play! Simple activities like the color scarf pull are perfect for fine motor development and sensory exploration. Easy, fun, and engaging—your little one will love it!
Looking for quick and easy activities for your 12-18 month-old? Try a lint roller sensory exploration for a fun way to boost curiosity and motor skills! Plus, check out two more sensory play ideas your little one will love.
Ice painting = a mess-free way for your 12-18 month-old to explore colors, textures, and creativity! This sensory activity is super easy to set up and perfect for fine motor fun. Get ready for some hands-on learning!
Create a magical fall experience with pumpkin patch sensory bins! Easy to set up with rice and candy pumpkins, this activity boosts fine motor skills and makes for fun Thanksgiving learning. Get creative with fall sensory play your kids will love!
Get your kids moving and learning with the Kiddie Pool Ball Color Sort Activity! This fun outdoor activity boosts gross motor skills and helps toddlers practice color recognition. Explore creative ideas to make this pool ball sort even more exciting for your little ones!
Discover a fun and frosty way to teach your preschooler the alphabet with an icy letter activity! Freeze magnetic letters in ice cubes, then let your little one melt them using squirt bottles or eyedroppers. Once the ice is gone, they can arrange the letters on a magnetic surface. This hands-on, sensory-rich alphabet play makes learning fun and exciting in the water table or kitchen sink!
