Ages and Stages: Your Toddler from 31 to 36 Months

The last half of your child’s third year is full of exciting developmental gains. At this stage you will notice your toddler beginning to:

• Run without falling.
• Remove lids from jars, rotating her wrist.
• Enjoy playing near other children, but he is not yet able to play co-operatively.
• Enjoy looking at books and talking about the pictures.
• Match shapes, pictures, and some colours.

Bouncy Butter Celery Space Shuttles Easy Freezy Vanilla Ice Cream Frozen Juice or Yogurt Pops Really Rolly Polly Cookies Tossed Salad Beehive Five Little Snowmen Fat Funny Little Snowman Instant Orchestra Mix and Match Sound Shakers Mystery Box Fingerplay New Activity: Finger Family New Activity: Lullaby Blanket New Activity: Ring Around the Rosie Sleeping Bunnies The Elephant Thumbkin Dress-up Day! Egg Carton Garden Fabulous Face Paint Growth Chart Magnetic and Felt Board Characters New Activity: Book Talk New Activity: Number Puzzles New Activity: Teddy Bear Picnic Playtime: 2½ to 3½ Years Seed Shakers Crazy Goop Eggshell Chalk First Impressions Homemade Bubbles Homemade Silly Putty New Activity: Body Tracing New Activity: Feely Bag Game New Activity: Playdough Party Precious Prints Roller Painted Rocket Ship Super Summer Streamers Find more activities in the Activity Centre by clicking here

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