Infant construction activities

Let your little one use their favorite construction trucks to paint mess free! Set up a fun and easy painting activity for babies and toddlers.

Looking for a fun indoor activity? Try this easy toddler activity and make a construction site sensory bin! Your toddler will love this simple sensory bin.

Create a fun construction site invitation to play for preschoolers, kindergarteners and even bigger kids. Adding construction site vehicles to oobleck makes an amazing sensory and pretend play activity for any truck fan. Oobleck construction site sensory play Mandisa from Happy Toddler Playtime joins us today with a gloriously messy sensory play idea […]

Disclosure: This blog contains affiliate links which I may earn a small commission from if you purchase through them, at no extra cost to you. Painting with construction trucks is a creative and enjoyable activity for your digger-loving toddler! Painting with trucks combines the excitement of playing with vehicles and the artistic expression of painting....

Easy Construction Site Sensory Bin | HAPPY TODDLER PLAYTIME Want to create construction site sensory bin that will keep your toddler or preschooler engaged? Check out this easy and fun sensory bin idea for your child's dump trucks, diggers and other construction zone vehicles! #toddler #sensoryplay #preschoolactivities

Have fun and get moving with these construction vehicle movement cards. Kids will love making the movements of these construction vehicles.

This Fine Motor Pick & Pull activity is a versatile way to appeal to your toddlers latest, trending interests. Using what you have at home already, there is no fancy equipment required to set up this fun activity!

Toddler activity using bubble wrap to make a road for toy trucks and cars. Indoor activity for toddlers.

What's a unique way to paint with kids? You must try this toddler art activity with hammers! It's a cool way to mix colors and create!

Coloring on Sandpaper Activity for Toddlers: A unique sensory experience and a great way to encourage your child to hold their writing utensil correctly!