Letter B Toddler Activities

Tot School Letter B Activities

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Little Sis's Bb shelf started like this at the beginning of the week, but the stamps and See and Spell puzzle were a bust.

She actually loves her Mix & Match Teddy Bears by Ravensburger, but after a day of taking them out and spreading them out all over the floor, she was done : )

Nonetheless, we had fun doing some crafts, sorting, building, and playing!!

Finding the B's in birdseed.

Thanks again 1+1+1=1 for this great series!

Though she completed the activity, I think she was more interested in the bird seed!

And FYI... make sure if playing with bird seed inside, you put it away in a sealed bag or something afterwards. The bird seed smell filled our entire basement because I left it out! Ugh!

Big brother actually completed this for her! Ha!

Worksheet from 1+1+1=1

Artsy Fun {B is for Bird}

I printed off an image of a bird and she had fun squeezing globs of glue and adding feathers...

Then I crumbled up a paper bag for the birdies nest.

B is for Butterfly

Again having fun and asserting her independence by using the glue all by herself! Then we added some tissue paper squares.

Butterfly Size Sort from Confessions of a Homeschooler.

It is so interesting to me that when I use words like, "big" and "little" she has no interest in this type of activity-- but changing my words to "baby" (for small), "momma" (for medium) and "daddy" (large) butterfly, she will actually sit and complete the task!

I recently purchased some Teddy Counters to have on hand and they were perfect for this sorting activity. First we started by putting the colored bears inside the shape....

and a few minutes later, we used them to outline the shape.

Number Activity

I thought she'd enjoy this type of activity better with stickers, so I added two little dots to the stickers so they looked like buttons. It was inspired by Teaching Mama's Star Number Cards.

Build A Bb Activity

I cut shapes from black sparkly foam and had Little Sis use them to build an uppercase and lowercase B

Don't you just love to hear your little one giggle?! I do!! And as simple as this game was, it brought tons of giggles.

Using these cute little alpha blocks, we each took turns adding a block to build a tower-- and adding in some dramatic sayings like, "Oh no!" and "Don't let it fall" got this little girl giggling.