This week, the toddlers got creative with some spooky Halloween bubble painting! The children had a wonderful time choosing their favourite Halloween colours and helping to mix in the bubble solution, promoting their independence and decision-making skills.

Using Halloween-themed playdough cutters, the children dipped and printed their designs, exploring cause and effect as they watched the bubbly paint spread and mix on the paper. This hands-on activity supported their fine motor development as they grasped, dipped, and pressed with control.

The experience also encouraged language development, as children chatted about their colours, shapes, and spooky creations. Through shared excitement and discovery, they developed important social skills such as turn-taking, cooperation, and communication all while expressing their creativity in a fun, sensory way!