Pom poms are great for working on fine motor skills and so much fun for little hands.
Toddlers are constantly exploring their world. Help them explore in a soft and inexpensive way with these 25 pom pom activities build just for them. From color sorting to busy bags to playful games these activities will keep your toddler busy for hours and teach them so many wonderful lessons along the way. Have Fun!
25 Pom Pom Activities for Toddlers
Your toddler will love pushing pom poms into these bucket holes. And you’ll love watching them learn how to only get them in half way!
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Can your little one blow a pom pom along a straight line? This activity will help them learn how!
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Time to sort those pom poms into their color match containers with this busy bag activity.
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Do you love reading Cat in the Hat with your toddler? Now you can work together to make a hat for the cat!
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Learning about caterpillars is one of the most fun activities any toddler parent can teach…and this cute pom pom caterpillar is there to help.
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You’ll love how much your toddler is clowning around with this adorable clown-crafting activity.
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Work on those fine motor skills as your child matching the colored clothes pin to the colored pom pom.
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Target practice time! Can your child figure out how to roll the right colors to the matching paper?
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Counting with pom poms is as easy as 1-2-3 when they are magnetized.
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More counting fun with this counting garden. Watch knowledge bloom in your child’s eyes.
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Are you working on those gross motor skills? Now those busy little kiddo’s can play hockey with pom poms.
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Imagination time! This ice cream shop bin is super creative fun for your child. What flavor will you pick?
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These play dough animals with pom pom feet and noses are so much fun for your child to make…they won’t even realize they are learning!
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More practice with those fine motor skills. Keep your little one happy and active by having them put pom poms in a plastic bottle.
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Have your kids work together in this fun pom pom version of the classic game Kerplunk!
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Scooping pom poms into an ice tray is super fun for those toddlers working on their grip and balance.
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Sensory play is on tap when you make slime and infuse it with pom poms!
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This sensory bin combines pom poms with colored rice for a super sorting experience. Throw in some empty egg containers for egg shaker sound play!
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Help your child learn their colors with this rainbow pom pom activity.
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Your toddler is going to love building their own little sculpture using pom poms, straws, and anything else colorful you have on hand.
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More color play as your child sorts pom poms into their color-coresponding bowls.
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This paper tube and pom pom sorting activity is easy to put together and so much fun for your child to play with.
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Watch your child explore the world as they stick pom poms to this sticky wall.
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Squish bags are a wonderful way for kids to have a squishy, gooey sensory learning experience without the mess! This simple sensory pom-pom bag is great for working on color identification, size sorting, and early math concepts!
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Placing pom poms on the sucker side of a bath toy will be so much fun for your toddler that they won’t realize they’re working on their fine motor skills (but you will)!
