Activities for three year olds

50+ super easy no-prep or low prep things to do at home with your 3 year old or preschooler RIGHT NOW that are fun and easy!

Here are some learning skills that you can easily teach your 3 year old, for developing language, vocabulary, & social skills in preschoolers

Need some inspiration? Check out these fun activities for two year olds with ideas for crafts, sensory play, outdoor activities and more!

Independent activities for toddlers REALLY DO EXIST! These activities for two year olds and three year olds are tried and tested. Kids will play with these busy bags types of activities for 15 minutes all on their own! These are great quiet time activities for preschoolers and toddlers. #howweelearn #quiettime #busybags #toddleractivities #toddlerplay #toddlercrafts #independent #twoyearolds #homeschoolingtoddlers #finemotorskills #finemotor #quietbins

My three-year-old is a super busy little guy. He’ll work on one activity, switch to another, or call for me to come play with him. While I LOVE playing with my little man, sometimes I run out of ideas or just need him to do some independent playing by himself for a little while.

Here is a list of 100+ easy no prep or low-prep activities you can do at home with your toddler or preschooler!

🙌 Embrace the Montessori method with these hands-on 3 Year Old Learning Activities. Designed to encourage independent learning and exploration, these activities will help your child develop essential skills and a love for learning. Click the image to know more. Follow us for more tips. #3YearOldLearningActivities #MontessoriActivities #HandsOnLearning

Here is a list of 100+ easy no prep or low-prep activities you can do at home with your toddler or preschooler!

How to teach the letters and sounds through play! Fun hands on alphabet activities for preschoolers. #howweelearn #alphabetactivities #abc #letters #alphabet #learningactivities #preschoolactivities

Discover effective ways to teach 3-year-olds letter recognition with engaging and fun activities! These methods help children learn letter names, shapes, and sounds, laying a strong foundation for literacy. Parents and teachers can use these activities to seamlessly integrate learning into daily routines and playtime. Encourage curiosity and make learning letters an enjoyable experience for your little ones!