Supply list for inquiry and play activities for babies and toddlers
February 23, 2021
Well you all have been THRILLED with our supply list for art activities. As well as our suggestions for 0-6 month toys and 1 year toys. So now we will cover the things I keep stocked for all my inquiry and play activities. I keep a a well stocked supply on hand so that whenever and idea (usually Anderson led) hits we have some things to work with.
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We have a giant maple in our front yard that is the bane of our existence. It sluffs leaves at a slow but prolific pace resulting in a perpetual need to rake. So I chose to turn our endless cycle of raking into inspiration. I started with the 
Anderson was the type of kid who put EVERYTHING in his mouth. So in those early days, I was worried about buying play dough in fear he would put it in his mouth. So instead I whipped up a batch of taste-safe play dough and was floored by how easy it is! 
So I am very, very mess adverse. Yet I love art, and so does Anderson. It is a huge conundrum over here. Thankfully, several years in the classroom have taught me a few tricks to get creative, while keeping the clean up to a minimum. 
For a mere $6 you can order a bag of 
s off Amazon. The ability pompoms have to keep your toddler busy is rather impressive. And you can sit back, relax, and know that your kid is building developmental skills from fine motor to object permanence. It is a true win for everyone.
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