Here are some other recent posts from our Move & Learn buddies that you should check out. and start over! My 16 month old loved the collecting part and ran around picking up the cars and putting them in our bucket so they could be dumped again!ĭo you have a car lover? What other car themed games have you tried?ĭo you have any other favorite activities that let little toddlers and big siblings play and learn together? Cute fruits in a tile matching game Yes, please Fruit Dash is a simple game that lets you match 3 fruits of the same color and crush wooden boxes that get in. then run and collect them in your bucket and dump them again. The goal of the game is to see how fast you can work together to get all of the cars matched to their correct colors! and it was sure cute!Īfter kids match one car to one piece of paper they need to hurry back and grab another car and go match it. My 16 month old mostly just picked a car or two and drove them around, copying his sister for this part. or whatever you want to vary up the way they move. You could even tell the kids to hop while they drive the cars or take giant steps. The kids can drive them through the air while they run or they can drive them on the floor. Once all of the cars are on the ground have each kid grab one and try and drive it to it's matching piece of colored paper. Watch out for little toes when you dump the cars! Whether youre looking to unwind after a busy day or challenge your cognitive skills, the delightful world of matching games on provides a rich and versatile gaming. Theyre perfect for a quick gaming session or a longer strategic play. Green with envy Tickle me pink Red tape Beet red Black and white Black sheep Born with a silver spoon in his/her mouth Catch red handed Etc. Next, dump out the matchbox cars on the ground. Matching games are a testament to the appeal of simple yet compelling gameplay mechanics. My 16 month old thought this part was so fun. Start by collecting all of your matchbox cars and place them into a container. Here's how you do the color matching car race. If you like ball and bubble sorting games, logic puzzles, brain teasers or any. You want to make sure that there is one paper that matches each matchbox car color. Switch and match your way through by sorting the bottles in the correct order.
we did it in a few rooms based on the colors of our matchbox cars.
To get started you want to tape colored paper around your house. Materials needed: matchbox cars, colored paper, painters tape or packing tape, and a container/bucket Read the details below to see what we did and how each child participated. especially when they get us moving! The best part of this activity was that it was one my 3-year-old and 16-month-old could work together to do.
#Adult color match game series#
This week as part of our Move & Learn series we are sharing a color matching game that we played with cars!!
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