Learn with Play at Home: 22 Activities to play and learn with Cars and Trucks

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This Week:

Learn with Play at home is showcasing

22 ways to play and learn with Cars and Trucks

These great posts all came from last weeks Tuesday Tots linkup
where we featured 10 Backyard Play Ideas

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With a growing collection of toy cars and trucks at our place, I was delighted to see all the different ways that you can play and incorporate learning with them. Here I've featured 22 great posts with a selection of different ways that you can mix up your child's play.

1. No sew portable road play kit from And next comes L

2. Learn colours with toy cars from Boy Mama Teacher Mama

3. Printable dump truck counting mat (free) from The Measured Mum

4. An invitation to build and play with books and cars from Learn with Play at home

5. Delivery truck craft from Craftulate

6. Building Tunnels plus 5 more ways to play with cars from Picklebums on Childhood 101

7. Painting with cars from The Fairy and the Frog

8. Fizzy car rescue from Fun at Home with Kids

9. Touch and learn dump truck from Reading Confetti

10. Trucks and shaving foam from Creative Playhouse

11. Printable truck pattern cards (free) from The Measured Mom

12. Transporting with diggers from Playful Learners

13. DIY rolling truck and car shrinky dinks from Laly Mom

14. Snowy road bath play from Octavia and Vicky

15. Simple toddler car wash from The Good Long Road

16. Fabric roads for cars and trucks from Teach Beside Me

17. Large scale vehicle painting from Blog Me Mom

18. Car ramp painting from Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds

19. Drive and draw from Putti's World

20. Exploding toy car wash from What Do We Do All Day?

21. An invitation to race from Plain Vanilla Mom

22. Make wallpaper sample roads from Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds

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