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🎣 5-in-1 DIY Fishing Game for Toddlers Looking for a fun and meaningful way to engage your toddler indoors? This fishing activity is more than just play—it supports 5 essential developmental skills in one go! 🧠 What it builds: 1. Fine motor skills (picking up fish with control) 2. Hand-eye coordination (lining up magnet with clip) 3. Colour recognition (spotting and naming colours) 4. Focus & attention (staying engaged in a task) 5. Sorting & early logic (grouping by colour) How to make it: ✅ Cut out simple fish shapes from colourful craft paper. ✅ Attach a paper clip to each fish. ✅ Tie a small magnet to a string and attach it to a stick (you can use a chopstick, pencil, or wooden skewer). ✅ Lay out the paper fish on the floor or in a shallow tray—and you’re ready to go fishing! I've got my materials and activity from @getclassmonitor learning kit. So if you're looking for more such activities then get their entire kit. 🌈 You can level it up by: – Asking your toddler to catch fish of one colour at a time – Sorting the caught fish into colour bowls – Counting how many fish of each colour they caught Takes under 10 minutes to make and keeps them engaged for way longer than you’d expect! #toddler #toddleractivities #indianmomblogger #diytoddleractivities

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