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7 Fun And Easy Learning Activities For 3-Year-Olds

Finding activities for 3-year-olds should be easy, but that’s not always the case.

Maybe you’ve planned a few fun games to keep your child entertained during the day. These were activities they loved last week, so surely they’ll still find them entertaining. Not today.

For some reason, these games no longer hit the sweet spot, and your child looks at you as if to say, “Is this all you’ve got?”

We’ve been there! So what can you do?

Fear not. We’ve compiled a list of creative and engaging activities to keep your three-year-old entertained (and learning!) at home.

Importance Of Learning Activities For 3-Year-Olds

Three-year-olds have a lot of energy, and they are often eager to try new experiences. This is great because, while engaging in activities, your child has the opportunity to develop many valuable skills.

For instance, hands-on activities — in which your child molds, cuts, sticks, sorts, or manipulates objects — help them develop motor skills. They also help your child learn to follow directions for precision and accuracy.

All of these skills can be used later in life with important, daily actions such as writing and tying shoelaces.

Similarly, activities like putting puzzles together and playing with building blocks help develop reasoning skills and creativity, to name just two benefits for your child..

Different learning activities for 3-year-olds can also help your child exercise patience, perseverance, and logical thinking. These are all important for a young child’s development.

The first six years of a child’s life are a critical period for brain development. When children engage in activities that incorporate multiple skills simultaneously (like listening, talking, and using their hands), it activates more areas of the brain and helps enhance learning.

How To Approach Activities For 3-Year-Olds

Keep It Simple

So often, parents assume they have to find the most elaborate activities and games for their children. Of course, you’re free to do so, but it’s important to know that’s not always necessary.

Three year olds are fascinated by lots of simple things — different colors and shapes, how these colors change when you mix them (e.g., red and blue make purple), kicking a ball, storybooks about dinosaurs, baking cookies, and so on.

To create engaging learning activities for 3-year-olds, you don’t have to overwhelm yourself. Instead, you can use many everyday items you already have around the house.

Allow For Creativity

Life is full of rules, so, during these activities, why not just let your child be, well, a child? If they decide to paint a blue dog, that’s OK! And if they choose to create a 10-legged cat, what’s the big deal?

It’s essential to allow your child to do crafts in their own way and give them ownership over the experience.

That being said, always consider whether or not you’re up for a mess. Sure, the Pinterest images of children covered in colorful paint or glitter look like a blast, but we all know someone has to clean that up!

If you’ve had a long week at work, for instance, there’s nothing wrong with choosing activities for 3-year-olds that will not drain the little bit of energy you have left, and then leaving the messy ones for a less stressful time.

Be Flexible And Patient

While introducing different activities, it’s important to understand that your child might prefer some over others. That’s OK!

At this age, your child is learning who they are and what they’re comfortable with. Understanding their likes and dislikes is part of the learning process for us as parents.

7 Fun And Easy Learning Activities For 3-Year-Olds

1) Number Hunt

What You’ll Need:
  • From teddy bears to building blocks to balls, any fun items can be used for this activity!
What To Do:

Ask your three-year-old to find an item or a group of items. For example, ask them to find one teddy, two socks, and three balls. To add a little more excitement to the mix, you can also time your child. Can they find the items in just one minute?

If recalling all this information is a little tricky for your child right now, that’s OK. You can start by asking them to search for one item at a time (e.g., one teddy, and then one sock, and then one ball) and progress from there.

This is a great activity for an active young child. It helps to get those mental juices flowing as they will need to remember what items they need to find and the number they need for each.

2) Pasta Necklaces

  • What You’ll Need:
  • Dry, uncooked pasta (the tubed ones, to be specific)
  • Sealable plastic bags
  • Food coloring
  • A cotton thread or string (you can also use an old shoelace)
  • Tray
  • Paper towel
  • Optional: rubbing alcohol and beads
What To Do:

Start by placing the pasta into your plastic bags, and then add a few drops of food coloring and some rubbing alcohol. Note that you don’t have to use rubbing alcohol, but it helps to dry the food coloring faster.

After adding the coloring, seal the bag properly and give it a good shake. Now pour the colored pasta out on your trays (which you’ve lined with paper towels) and allow them to dry.

While waiting for the pasta to dry, you can cut the desired necklace length for your child out of the thread and string and tie a knot on one of the ends.

Once the pasta is dry, your child can then string the pasta and the beads (optional) to make a necklace. When they reach the end of the string, remember to tie the two sides together.

This is a fun way to help your child practice counting (“How many pieces of pasta are you adding?”), continue developing their fine motor skills, and tap into their creativity.



3) Trace Yourself

What You’ll Need:
  • Crayons
  • Paper sheets
What To Do:

This activity requires the least amount of prep and can be great for an easy afternoon when you’re in the mood for low mess levels.

The simplest body part to start with is your child’s hands. Once your child has mastered tracing out their hands, they can progress to their feet.

(For even more fun, use a very large piece of paper and trace your child’s whole body. They can then color features and clothes.)

This is an excellent way to help your child practice their grip on items (fine motor skills, anyone?), as they will need to firmly hold onto the crayons throughout.

4) Make An Ocean

What You’ll Need:
  • HOMER Sail The Ocean printable coloring page
  • Crayons, markers, or colored pens
What To Do:

Help your child color in the printable and discover all the interesting creatures that live in our seas!

This is a great activity to help familiarize your child with ocean creatures. You can encourage them to give the fishies silly names and even make up stories about them.

This activity helps kids express their creativity and continue practicing their coloring.

5) Build A City

What You’ll Need:
  • Building blocks
What To Do:

Help your child discover their inner architect by building their own city. The city can have high-rise buildings, a community park, and even a local candy store. There are no limitations!

This activity will help your child channel their creativity and problem-solving skills. They will also learn important life concepts, like understanding that for a building to be solid, they’ll need to create a firm foundation.

6) Watch It Grow

What You’ll Need:
  • HOMER printable field notes template
  • Crayons or pencils
  • A large jar (glass or clear plastic)
  • Fast-growing seeds (e.g. peas or beans)
  • Paper towels
  • An old milk or juice carton
  • A ruler or measuring tape
What To Do:

Start by asking your child to fill the jar with paper towels, and then pour water onto the paper towels until they are slightly damp.

Proceed to “plant” the seeds into the damp towels. Remember to position them near the edge so you can see them grow! You can then use the printable to decorate the watering can (the milk or juice carton) and add a tag with the plant’s name.

Over the following days, ask your child to note anything they observe from the seeds. They can also measure the growth and log field notes to track the changes. Remember to add some water if the paper towels dry out.

This is a great activity to help your child practice using a measuring tool. They will also learn how plants grow, as well as the importance of water, sunlight, and patience!

7) Create Your Own Color Hunt

What You’ll Need:
  • Crayons
  • Five objects that match each color crayon in or around the house
  • Optional: HOMER Make a Color Hunt printable
What To Do:

Draw a square in the center of a piece of paper (or use the optional Make a Color Hunt printable). After drawing the square, use just one color to color it in. Lastly, hand your child the paper and ask them to find five items in or around the house that have the same color.

For young kids who aren’t counting yet, you can place items into a bucket or box and ask them to find the items from inside that match the color in the box.

This is a great activity to help with sorting, learning colors, and counting.

Let The Adventures Continue!

There are lots of ways to help your child stay entertained, engaged, and learning while at home! Whether you choose all or some of the above activities for 3-year-olds, remember to incorporate a mixture to help your child continue developing different important skills.

If you’re searching for more learning activities for kids to try at home, check out THE HOMER Blog for inspiration!

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Educational games for 3-4 year olds with parents at home

For a 3-4 year old child, play is the main way to interact with the world. In the game process, the child develops logic and thinking, trains memory, expands communication skills, and strengthens physically. We have collected games that will appeal to both the baby and his parents, because they will be not only fun and interesting, but also useful.

Article content:

  • Outdoor games
  • Educational games
  • Educational games
  • Tips for parents
  • Terminals

Outdoor games

Active games are aimed primarily at physical development. The kid improves coordination, attention, endurance. Regular activity strengthens the immune system and is the best prevention of diseases. Find out what you can play with your child at home or on the street.

  1. Keeping balance. The parent lays out a rope or a long rope (such as a linen rope) on the floor. The child should walk along it, spreading his arms to the sides. The game can be made more difficult. For example, a child can carry a glass of water in his hands (of course, plastic) or hold a small book on his head.

  2. Collecting flowers. For this game, you will need several squares of colored paper, as well as a path, which can also be made from paper or, for example, a long scarf. The track is placed on the floor, pieces of multi-colored paper are scattered around it. We imagine that we are walking along a path, on both sides of which flowers grow. The facilitator (parent) periodically says how many and what flowers need to be collected. For example, 3 yellow or 5 red. The child stops and collects the right flowers. This game not only teaches coordination, but also distinguishes colors and recognizes numbers.

  3. Sly fox. A mobile game that children love very much. It is more interesting to play it when there are many participants, but you can also play it together. The participants stand in a line, and the leader moves a few meters away and turns his back. The task of the player is to reach the leader. But you can only go when he is not looking! And when the leader turned, the participant must freeze, or they will have to go to the start.

  4. Traffic light. For this game, you need to prepare red, yellow and green circles that can be made from colored paper. Each color represents a specific action. For example, the host shows a green circle - the child is running, yellow - jumping on 1 leg, red - crouching, etc. The game can be started with three signals, but when the baby remembers them, complicate and add new ones.

Educational games

All games are educational for a child. But adults by developing games usually mean those that are aimed at studying any objects, phenomena. Such games develop intelligence, broaden horizons, improve memory, attention and speech.

On the development of motor skills

The development of fine motor skills directly affects the formation of speech, self-service skills, thinking, memory. At home, you can use various household items for games: buttons, clothespins, colored pasta, pencils, etc. On the street you can take cones, chestnuts, sticks. Consider several options for games for the development of motor skills.

  1. Piggy bank. Let's take 2 cans. Pour beans into one of them, and leave the other empty. A cover with a small slot is put on the second. The task of the child is to shift the beans from one jar to another. Alternatively, you can use the steam container from the multicooker (with small round holes). You can put pasta in them.
  2. Groats drawing. PVA glue is applied to a sheet of paper, cereals are poured on top in a certain order. You can use semolina, wheat groats, buckwheat to create multi-colored patterns.
  3. Beads. The child is given a fishing line on which objects must be strung. It can be beads, buttons and even drying. Objects should not be too small, otherwise it will be difficult for the child to cope with them.
  4. Flower. Cut out a circle from paper - this will be the base of the flower. We will give the child colorful clothespins. He should attach them in a circle as if they were flower petals. In parallel, you can memorize colors and lay them out in a certain sequence.

For the development of logic

Logical connections are a very important part in the development of a child's thinking. To understand why and why, simple and exciting tasks will help.

  1. Find the extra. For this educational game, you will need special cards or sheets that can be found on the Internet and printed. The task for this age usually contains four simple subjects, one of which does not fit into the group for a certain reason. These can be color, shape, skills (for example, flies - does not fly), the purpose of the object (clothes, dishes, etc.) and other signs. It is important to allow the child to think independently.
  2. Divide into groups. A similar task, but here you need to select from the abundance of objects those that belong to a certain group. For example, vegetables, fruits, pets, toys, etc.
  3. Say the opposite. A child at 4 years old already understands what antonyms are, that is, words with the opposite meaning. The parent says "hot" - the child answers "cold", etc. Use understandable words: quiet-loud, white-black, sad-cheerful, deep-shallow, wet-dry.
  4. Who needs what. This game requires a ball. The facilitator says the profession, for example, "doctor", and throws the ball to the child. He must answer what the doctor may need (thermometer, syringe, white coat) and throw the ball back.

For the development of speech

It is important to develop speech from birth. Talking even with a baby who is still silent seems strange, but in fact it is an investment in his future. Often, already studying at school, children cannot connect several sentences into a logical text, retell what they read, or talk about some event. To prevent this from happening, at 3-4 years old you can offer such home games with children.

  1. Describe the item. For this game, you need to collect several toys and put them in a box. The child takes out a toy and describes it. For example, the girl took out a doll. She can tell what size the doll is, what color her eyes and hair are, what clothes she is wearing, and come up with a name for the doll.
  2. Tell me from the picture. For this game, you will need an illustration of some popular fairy tale (again, you can find it on the Internet and print it out, or just show it on the screen). The child must tell what he sees in the picture, what happened first and what happened later, how the story ended.
  3. Everything is messed up. For this game, you can take the plot of a fairy tale that the child knows well. In telling it, you need to make mistakes. For example, the animals did not let the fox into Teremok, or Little Red Riding Hood went not to her grandmother, but to her friend. The kid must understand what is wrong in the fairy tale. You can dream up and compose your own fairy tale, in which the end will be different.

Educational games

At the age of 3, you can already introduce your child to letters and numbers. The number is average, sometimes more developed children show interest in letters even at 2 years old. But there is no need to rush and force the baby to study - this will only discourage the desire to learn new things.

For learning to read and write

A popular technique for learning letters is to hang cards in different places in the apartment/room. And you can do this without even waiting for the age of three. Cards with letters should be bright, arouse the interest of the child. If the baby does not ask what kind of letter it is, you should sometimes pronounce them on your own. You can hang a card with a letter on an object that begins with it. For example, hang the letter L on a chandelier, and the letter T on a TV. Periodically, cards need to be changed, outweighed in other places.

The following ideas are useful for learning about letters.

  1. Application. Cut out large letters from paper. For decoration, you can use cereals (motor development!), Cotton wool, fabric, beads, sparkles - whatever you like. When decorating a letter, be sure to pronounce it many times so that the baby remembers what it is called.
  2. Find the letter. Print the letter in several copies. Keep one for yourself, hide the rest in the children's room. Show the child a picture with a letter: "This is the letter O. Find 3 more such letters." At the same time, the letters should be hidden so that they are not difficult to find, you can give the baby hints.
  3. What's in common? Place items (or images of items) that begin with the same letter in a bag. The child must take them out and pronounce the names aloud, and then guess which letter was guessed.

When the child knows all the letters of the alphabet, you can move on to the study of syllables and words. To do this, write syllables or simple words of 3 letters on cardboard squares. These will be houses. Then take small toys, for example, from kinder surprises, and find a house for each toy. At the same time, pronounce: the horse lives in the “MA” house, the squirrel lives in the “CO” house, the bunny’s house is called “KY”, etc.

For teaching math

Educational games with numbers are the basis for learning mathematics for a child of 3-4 years old. They teach not only to memorize numbers, but also to compare, solve simple problems.

  1. Construction site. This game is suitable for both boys and girls. Build a brick house with your child. In this case, you need to determine how many floors there will be in the house, and how many apartments (cubes) on each floor. For example, on the 1st floor - 4 cubes, on the second - 3. To make it more difficult, you can take cubes of different colors and give tasks not only with numbers, but also with color (2 yellow cubes for the third floor).
  2. Train. Make cards with numbers from 1 to 10 and invite your child to make a train out of them. Only for this you need to arrange all the cards in order, from 1 to 10. If everything is done correctly, the train will go on a journey.
  3. Count the candies. Take two dolls (bears) and put them at the table to drink tea with sweets. Give one doll 2 candies, and the other 3. You can ask: "who has more candies", "how many candies do two dolls have in total. " Then more dolls can come to visit, while the hostess will have to share the sweets equally among everyone. This game teaches not only to count, but also to think logically.
  4. One-many. Play a mindfulness game. You can ask the child: “What items are many in the room? And what subject is one? For example, in the kitchen there are many plates, but there is only one table.

Tips for parents

In conclusion of the article, we will give some important recommendations.

  1. For a baby, the game process itself, the action, and not the final result, is important. You should not be upset and even more so scold the child if the elephant you made looks more like a snowman.
  2. The rules of the game must be simple and clear. At the same time, it is necessary to leave room for creative improvisation. It develops imagination and initiative.
  3. Not all games may appeal to a child. You need to feel the mood of the crumbs and, if necessary, stop the game.
  4. Exercise regularly with your child. Try to set aside at least 15 minutes a day for joint activities.

Conclusions

Games at home with children are interesting and cool, but there is not always time and ideas for this. In order not to deprive the child of the opportunity to fully develop, you can take him to a specialized children's center or kindergarten "Baby Club", where the child will receive the necessary skills in a playful way and will develop all types of intelligence. Specially equipped and safe rooms for classes are suitable for children of different ages: from 8 months to 7 years. Professional educators support the natural curiosity of children, directing it in the right direction.

Educational games for children from 3 to 4 years old.

List of games with recommendations

Children aged 3-4 have an enormous amount of energy. They don't seem to get tired at all and are always ready to play and have fun!

In order for the child's independent play not to take on a destructive character, he should be occupied in such a way that the game would be interesting and understandable for him.

No one discounts everyone's favorite games: hide and seek, hide and seek, and classics. But, in addition to all any games, there are many others, no less entertaining and developing, different for indoors or outdoors.

Outdoor games for children 3-4 years old

1. Sunshine

The game is perfect for a park or going out into nature, it is interesting for children of any age. For the first time, it is better for an adult to be the leader, after a few games the kid will understand the rules and can easily play the role of a leader. This game can be played from three players, but the more - the more fun. The game consists of three stages. All participants and the facilitator gather together, the facilitator closes his eyes and starts counting to ten. During this time, players must find a place to hide. After the countdown, the host opens his eyes and looks for the players. The main difference from the game of "hide and seek" is that the leader can only turn around without leaving the place where he stands. If the leader is a child, then for ease of understanding it is better to indicate the place from which he is looking, and the framework that cannot be exceeded. When the facilitator notices the players, he calls them out loud by their names; if he doesn’t see anyone else, then he shouts “Sun”, after which the players must run to the leader.

After that, the second end begins. Everything is the same, only the leader counts to seven, and not to ten.

In the third horse, the leader counts to three. If the leader did not see everyone in the last horse and shouted “Sun”, then the players win, but if the leader found everyone, then he wins.

The game is dynamic and very fun, it promotes the development of mindfulness, orientation in space and a quick search for solutions.

2. I can't see - I can't hear

An excellent game for a parent and a child of 3-4 years, the number of players from two to infinity. The rules are as follows: when the host says “I don’t see”, players can run around, jump and jump, but in absolute silence. If someone utters a sound - lost. When the presenter says “I don’t hear,” you can and should make noise, sing, laugh, but at the same time stand still. The one who left his seat or moved (not counting his mouth) lost. The game will cause a storm of delight, the children will run in plenty, scream, and later you can use the game as a lifesaver if you need to ask the child to keep silence or stillness for a while.

Such games help to develop patience and the ability to listen to adults in a child.

3. Touch my shadow

Modified catch-up game, only you need to touch not the player, but his shadow. In this game, there can be from two participants. It is much easier for children of three years to play this game than adults, since it is in this game that a small stature is an undeniable advantage, since there is no need to bend over.

The rules can be changed: for example, touching the shadow with your foot or hand.

4. Traffic light

A great game to help kids as young as four learn colors. You can play from three people.

There are two variants of the game.

The first version of , which is familiar to all of us since childhood. Two lines are drawn at a distance of 3-4 meters from each other, on one line - the participants, on the other - the leader. The host turns away from the players, calls the color and turns back. Those who have this color on their clothes calmly pass behind the leader's line. Those who do not have this color must run across, and the one whom the leader grabs first takes his place. If the leader did not grab anyone or everyone found the color on their clothes, he continues to play the game.

The second version of the game . All participants gather together, the host sings the following song:

“I see something, I see somewhere,

I see something ( here any color is called ) colors,

And now for one or two -three

Find the right color as soon as possible»

After that, the participants must find the hidden color and touch it with their hand as quickly as possible. It can be on clothes, on objects around, on the host. The one who found the color last becomes the leader. If a child at the age of three finds it difficult to sing a song, he can simply name a color.

Games for children 3-4 years old in the apartment

1. Obstacle course

This game will require a little preparation and imagination. In order to turn the game into an incredible adventure, a legend is needed: depending on the interests of a child of 3-4 years old, you need to come up with names for obstacles. For example, if the baby is interested in dinosaurs, then the pillow tunnel will be called "Dinosaur Fang". You can come up with a small reward for passing the lane.

Tasks on the runway can be absolutely anything, depending on the equipment of the room. Here are a few examples:

  • A broom can be used as a jump barrier or to crawl under.
  • You can build a tunnel out of pillows and chairs.
  • Any rope or tape can be placed on the floor. The task of the baby is to walk along it, like on a tightrope.
  • One of the stages can be throwing the ball into the basket, target or bowl.
  • Collecting toys for speed is also great as a stage.

At the very beginning of the game, the kid should announce how many trials and obstacles he will have to overcome and when he will be rewarded.

2. Cold-hot

Game for two people. One of the participants leaves the room, while the other hides the object. The second returns and must find the hidden. The first participant can prompt using only two words: “cold” - if the player moves away from the object; "hot" - if approaching him. After finding the subject, the roles change. The game promotes the development of logical thinking and mindfulness.

3. Trap

For this game you will need a skein of non-sewing items. thread (preferably stronger) An adult, together with a child in the room, begins to build a “trap” - stretch and fasten the thread so that a “web” is formed.

Once the structure is ready, you can start to get through the trap without touching the threads.

4. Parking lot

Only paper masking tape is needed from the inventory, as it does not leave marks, and it is necessary to stick it on the floor. With its help, a whole city is “built” on the floor, with roads and houses. The kid advises what should be in the city, discusses together with the adult where, what and how it will be located.

When the map on the floor is ready, a huge number of possible games open up. You can drive cars on the roads, you can learn professions and, for example, take toys to the hospital or school along the roads.

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