Zeke was 24 months old when we completed the D is for Dog toddler school unit. I'm using the Toddler School curriculum from Moms Have Questions Too, along with my own worksheets and tot tray ideas. I'll note whenever a worksheet was my own creation or an idea was my own. The rest were from the curriculum.
Dog Bone Sorting!
This was my idea. I bought a box of Mini Milk Bones that came in several different colors (flavors). I had Zeke sort them by color, which was challenging because the shades were very similar! He also decided to taste test them.
Buckle the Dog's Collar!
This was a great fine motor activity. Zeke loves to buckle and unbuckle things, so I knew he would have a blast doing this. He buckled the collar on the stuffed dog several times!
Feed the Dog!
I also made this worksheet and laminated it. I put a number in the box and Zeke had to feed the dog that many bones. He doesn't recognize his numbers yet, so I said the number as I put it down. We counted out the bones together.
Match the Shapes on the Dog Bowl!
I also made this worksheet. I added shapes to a dog bowl and gave Zeke some button shapes. He had to match the shapes to the bowl. He did fantastic and named each of the shapes!
Dog Bone Painting!
I found this dog bone cookie cutter at the Dollar General. I gave Zeke some blue paint to use to stamp dog bones. He really liked this! He loves painting and making a mess.
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