Frog art for toddlers

You’ll be ready to catch the best of these hoppy days ahead with this absolutely adorable, tongue-snapping, Paper Plate Frog Craft!

Paper plate Frog

Frog Dot Painting coloring page that you can customize and print for kids.

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Pond theme craft for toddlers. Frog and lilypad. (Not original idea)

This pond sponge painting activity is great for fine motor practice and always turns out adorable. Baby Bins are perfect for learning with little ones between 12-24 months old.

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Are you looking for a fun activity to do with your little ones this spring? You'll love this simple frog craft for toddlers!

Crafting is important for the growth of young children and choosing a suitable craft for young children is quite challenging for parents. But to their rescue, we are here with a cool and interesting frog papercraft activity that young children not only enjoy but learn a lot from them. so let’s know about the procedure […]

paper bag puppet frog craft for kids is easy to make and fun to play with. Great for both home and preschool classroom activities.

Minnie loves singing, & one of her current favourites is 'Five Little Speckled Frogs.' She was keen to do some splatter painting the other day, so I thought we could create some speckled frogs as we splattered! I cut out five frog shapes from card, & added a few pots of ready mix paint along with cotton buds & old toothbrushes. Minnie did a great job splattering them with her chosen paint & loved exploring the texture, & sound of the toothbrush as she ran her finger along the bristles…

This coffee filter frog craft is a fun way to engage kids in an activity that promotes creativity, fine motor skills, & imaginative thinking.

Green Discovery Bin I filled a large bin with several green things from around the house. Mostly toys, but a few other surprises as well. I wanted a variety of textures for Sweet E to explore, and opportunities for play along the way! As she plays with the items we talk not only about the color, but about what she's doing as well. It's a great way to build her vocabulary! One of her favorite things from the bin this week was this toy house I snagged from Honey Pot's room. I gathered some…