Feed the monster activity

This week is all about monsters! Yesterday we shared mess free monster painting. Today I am excited to share a super simple Feed the Monster game!!! We made a different version of this monster game

This week we took another break from our color themed baby bins to explore pumpkins, ghosts, and monsters with our HALLOWEEN baby bin theme. Here are the details for each of our Halloween activities: Here are the details for each of our Halloween activities: Halloween Read Aloud: One of the first songs Aubrey would sing and […]

Recycle large jugs or juice bottles into these funny characters with colored tape and google eyes. Roll up paper or foil balls and make up some fun easy rules for your crowd! pic via

Make a fun activity for preschoolers and school aged kids with this feed the hungry shape monsters sorting game! So simple to make and great for teaching little ones to recognise, name and sort 2D shapes in a silly, hilarious way! We made this funny feed the hungry shape monsters sorting game using pieces of...Read More »

Make a monster munch sight word game to help early readers practice their sight words. This easy monster recycling craft makes sight word practice FUN!

Fynn Sor | Happy Tot Shelf on Instagram: "Transform the ABC learning into a playful game with our Feed the Monster Letter Matching Toy! For 2 to 4yo: Try uppercase to uppercase letter matching. For 4 to 6yo: Try uppercase to lowercase letter matching. . . ⭐️ Recommended for 2 to 6yo. ⭐️ For a world of creative learning activities, follow @happytotshelf. 🌈📚 . #homelearning #learningisfun #preschoolactivities #toddleractivities #handsonlearning #earlylearning #preschool"

Anushikha Bansal 🇮🇳 on Instagram: "Roll and Feed the Cookie Monster - Number Names Posting activities are Mini A’s all time favourite. So to practice number names, we set up this fun activity combining the two together! Roll the dice, read the number name and feed the Cookie Monster a cookie of the corresponding number! Or Make it a family game - Roll the dice turn by turn and who ever get the maximum number of cookies wins. And we have been playing this since last November. So many way

Looking for a fun Halloween activity for toddlers learning colors? Feed The Monster's teaches color matching while providing a ton of fun!

Make a monster munch sight word game to help early readers practice their sight words. This easy monster recycling craft makes sight word practice FUN!

The best way to prepare for your themed therapy lessons is to have a prop that can be adapted for a LOT of speech and language goals. If you plan a monster theme for your elementary speech therapy caseload, you must make this DIY feed-the-monster prop! Check out all the details on the blog.