Stay active with these transportation activities shown on Pink Oatmeal.Once dry, race around outside (or inside if the weather isn’t cooperating). Try making steering wheels as seen on Sunlit Pages if creating an entire car seems to daunting for you.Use some ribbon to create a seatbelt to hold the car in place. Play a few rounds of red light, green light with a DIY cardboard box car as seen on While He Was Napping.Or biggest for the caboose and smallest for the engine. You could even play a game and sort them from biggest (for the engine) to smallest (for the caboose). It’s okay if the boxes are all different sizes. Chug around the house with a DIY box train like the one on Hands On As We Grow.Not only is this great fine motor practice, but it is also great color recognition practice! Tear paper into pieces and sort the colors to create a shredded paper traffic light like the one on No Time for Flashcards.The egg carton train looks similar to a human spine!) Chugga, chugga, choo, choo! (This is also a great project to do when talking about human bodies. Decorate it and then pull it around the house. Thread pipe cleaners to make an egg carton train as seen on Hands On as We Grow.

Improve hand eye coordination and get moving with the following two fine motor activities and four gross motor activities. Vroom, vroom! Zoom, zoom! Fine Motor and Gross Motor Transportation Theme Activitiesįine motor activities and gross motor activities are crucial for little ones to become more independent. So why not stop scrolling through other websites. Incorporate fine motor practice, gross motor practice, sensory activities, shape and color recognition, and much more with these 55 transportation theme crafts, activities, and snacks. We have gathered a wonderful collection of transportation theme crafts, snacks, sensory, and learning activities too! Give one or two a go!Ī theme about things that go is great for kids that are on the go!Īnd what toddler or preschooler is not always on the go?

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