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Coco Village's Huge VIP Black Friday Sale

Coco Village's Huge VIP Black Friday Sale * This post contains affiliate links to some of the products that I use and love. This means that if you shop directly through the links, your purchase supports my blog at no additional cost to you. Thank you for your support!   Are you looking for a quality holiday toy for a little one? Checkout Coco Village . Here is their Instagram page. They have something for babies all the way to adults. We discovered Coco Village about 2 years ago when I was searching for a birthday present for my daughter’s first birthday. I saw a post for a Coco Village kitchen bundle and I bought it. I’m so glad I did, because my daughter has loved playing with it. To date it is her favorite toy to play with and I love how it inspires her imagination.                    Coco Village gifted us these fire station toys. I love that these items are high quality, so I know that they will last for the years to come. They are high quality wooden toys. These toys ar
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Scooping Activity for Toddlers

Scooping Activity for Toddlers



We have completed a similar activity before, Sensory Muffin/Cupcake Tin Activity. I don't know about your toddler, but recently my little one has really enjoyed scooping and dumping items. To encourage this skill I collected a few items from around the house and completed an  activity.




Items You Will Need:

  • Bucket
  • Muffin tin
  • Golf balls (we live on a golf course so we have many of these)
  • A big spoon for scooping. 

This activity is great, because the supplies are minimal and items that you probably have laying around the house, and it provides a window of engagement. It may seem like an easy enough activity, but your little one will be getting a lot out of it! Look at the list below to see what skills your child will be working on. 


                                                 

Skills:

  • Fine motor skills
  • Coordination
  • Dexterity
  • Gross motor skills
  • Determination/Grit
  • Attention Span

My little one enjoyed this activity and I hope your little one will as well. Please let me know what you think of this activity, especially if you try it with your little one! I love hearing how you enjoy the activities.



Happy Playing,
Marrisa



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