Cheerios activities for toddlers

Kids crafting with cereal, froot loops, cheerios and more contains activities and crafts for preschoolers and toddlers that are easy, fun and creative.

This learning activity for toddlers is not only perfect to do during snack time (I mean, it uses cheerios), but it also allows YOU to have the time to get a chore done around your house. Total win/win.

Fine Motor Activity Stringing Cheerios on Spaghetti. Great for toddlers and preschoolers working on hand eye coordination and strengthening fingers ready for writing. Using just dried spaghetti, cheerios and play dough this challenge can be set up in minutes. #jugglingwithkids.com #finemotoractivities #finemotorpreschool #finemotortoddlers #pincergrip #cheerios #spaghettinoodle #playdough #finemotorskills #finemotorforkids

These Cheerio activities for toddlers can bring in so much joy and learning for your young homeschooler. From developing motor skills, cognitive skills, hand eye coordination and focus, Cheerios can be the best snack in the world that can bring in the best activities too!

Whip up taste-safe sensory fun in minutes with our easy recipe for homemade play sand using cereal! This will be your kid's favorite summer activity! Beat the heat and the screens!! Make this DIY activity with your kids today!

An edible sensory bin safe for babies and toddlers! This sensory activity is so much fun and so easy to set up. Have your child practice fine motor skills, pouring and scooping with this quick and easy toddler activity! #sensorybins #sensorytubs #sensoryactivities #sensoryplay #toddlersactitivies #babyactivities #finemotorskills

Use Cheerios, craft paper, and school glue to make textured, "corn on the cobb" crafts with your kids!

This basic threading activity is super simple to set up. Grab some play dough, spaghetti and some cereal to thread! Make patterns, sort, count!

This easy Cheerio sensory bin for toddlers provides screen free fun at a low cost! Super versatile with items in your home. Plus it makes for a great snack!

Use stale cereal for a colorful sensory play activity for toddlers.

Cheerios activities for babies and toddlers

We have been working hard on colors lately! Identifying colors, naming colors, sorting colors, you name it. I thought I would share a few sorting activities that we have done recently. Activity #1: I printed off this cereal sorting mat from I Can Teach My Child. I have a laminator at home (best purchase ever as a former teacher and I still use it all the time!) so I laminated it so we could use it over and over. I did this activity at our morning snack time, so it was the perfect color…

These easy to do fine motor skills activities will aid in boosting those tiny muscles in your child's hands.

This easy kitchen craft involves a mess-free technique for making rainbow Cheerios and a template so that your kid can use them to make an art project.

Entertaining a toddler who still puts everything in his/her mouth is challenging. Thankfully there are lots of

Every time it rains, my kids become obsessed with worms. We watch them wiggle and crawl across the driveway and then stop every few feet on...

Today's easy tip and mom hack might just be the best idea ever! I shared a blog post a few weeks ago that included some fabulous baby hacks. One of the tips was to make

Cheerio Threaded Bracelets: Engage your toddler in fine motor play! This simple activity is loaded with learning through play opportunities.