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Quick, simple ideas for those “What can we do today?” moments.

Easy sensory activities for little hands to explore, investigate and get stuck into.

Simple sensory invitations using everyday materials.

Creative activities for little hands.

Simple printables to make learning fun.

Get confident with building a sensory bin with this simple guide.

Get some fresh filler ideas with this list of 50+ ideas.

Get started with these simple themes.

Can you make a colourful peacock? Print the peacock, stick to card and stamp out holes, then let your little one add feathers.
You'll need: feathers.

Pair play with a favourite story! While reading The Very Hungry Caterpillar, make your own hungry caterpillar and let your little one feed it as you work through the foods in the story

Stick the elephant image onto card and cut out the mouth. Add a filler along with the peanut images to a separate box, then get feeding. I added in numbers to make it a counting game.

Stick the images of the dog and cat to cardboard boxes, cut out holes for the mouths, then get feeding them!

Build those fine motor skills by putting this printable onto a box, punching out slits and adding lolly stick spines to the hedgehog.

Get some red and yellow filler and print out these zodiac animal cards for an easy lunar new year theme.

Get a filler and something to represent carrots (I had some toy carrots already from this game) and feed the bunny rabbit.

This is the set up ALWAYS recommend on sensory play groups as it's so simple but effective. All you'll need is some red and yellow yarn along with some leaves.

Combine a filler (I used dried rice) with pom poms, hearts and paper clips then download these cards for a simple counting game.

Ice cream is a winner for toddlers! Use a filler to represent ice cream then print off these cards to set up your shop.

Get these cards ready for a cold winters day. I set up a hot chocolate store with black beans and pom poms.

On a hot day, set out a filler and use these recipe cards to make iced tea.

If your child likes baking, get some oats and make pies with these recipe cards.

This is an easy mess free option, as all you need is the printables. Add in a filler like I did if you want to increase engagement.

Drink your coffee hot by setting up a pretend coffee shop for your toddler with a filler and pom poms.

Turn a few everyday recycling items into a simple sorting game! Use a filler such as cotton wool and the printable and get sorting.

How are you feeling today? Give playdough a little emotional twist! Make different faces with your playdough and talk about the feelings you can see.
You'll need: playdough (or make your own)

This is a cute way to explore light while developing those fine motor skills. Stick these printables to card and place on top of a box. Punch out holes. Then either cut cotton buds in half and colour in the ends or use light brite sticks and put a torch inside the box. It sounds complicated but I promise it's not.

What toddler doesn't find post boxes exciting? Make your own with this simple printable. Add stickers and a weighing scale (I also left out the tamper from my coffee machine!)

Bored of everything? Make play unique and setup a hat shop for the day.

Get learning the stars with these printables. You can build the constellations using pasta and stones.

Print off the free diagnostic sheet and set up a hospital with some soft toys.

This is a simple way to combine crafts and counting. All you'll need are some paper plates and red felt tip pens or paint sticks for the tomato sauce.

Print off these pages and add your child's handprints to them for some memorable crafts.

Got a dinosaur fan? Download this simple printable and play this twist on the "pin the tail on the donkey" game.

Fold up this simple printable and make a book!

Stick this page onto card then make your own puzzle. Cut out the pieces once finished and enjoy putting it back together.

Got a recent delivery? You can reuse the bubble wrap as a stamper and make some pretty cards.

Decorate, cut out and stick together this printable to make a butterfly or ladybird.

Make gardening fun by sticking this printable onto a plant pot.

Make learning letters exciting with this alphabet of animals printable.

Off on a flight? Got hold of this A-Z of things that fly printable.

Get some themed colouring with this alphabet of dinosaurs printable.
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