Toddler lessons

Teachers and parents alike will love these lesson plans for toddlers, based on different toddler themes! Learning activities for each theme are included.

Create lesson plans for toddlers (children between the ages of one and three years old) with these five elements to teach important skills, assess children's understanding, and evaluate your teaching procedures.

We’ve done the activity planning so you don’t have to! Make theme planning easy with our newly released toddler unit lesson plans. These themed toddler lesson plans are full of fun, hands on activities that are easy to prepare and fun to implement. Each themed toddler unit lesson plan includes 20 hands-on, multi-sensory, low-prep activities for toddlers. Designed by 5 experienced teachers and homeschoolers each plan includes directions for adapting all the activities for different learners.

I am a big fan of activities that can be used more than once. Toddler Lesson Plans: Learning Colors has 50 color lesson plans to teach toddlers colors.

simple basic lesson plans for infants and toddlers

All about me lesson plans for preschool and toddlers. Get ready-made lesson plans, activities, and ideas for this fun back to school preschool theme!

Finding right activities for toddlers tricky. They got short attention spans and diverse interests. Parents and teachers often struggle to create engaging, educational lesson plans suitable for little ones.

Here are 22 circle time ideas for toddlers and preschoolers that are easy, fun, and perfect for social development!

Learning about the five senses is a perfect thing to explore with toddlers! Two-year-olds naturally discover their world using all of their senses, so these five senses activities are naturally engaging. These crafts and activities are perfect for children from 18 months through to 2 1/2 years old, as they are full of sensory learning.

I am so excited! It’s finally time to begin our toddler bible study series. It’s going to be called “Play Through The Bible: A Toddler’s Introduction To God’s Story” and I wanted to take today to give you a little introduction before we jump in later this week. First, I want to explain a little…