We love to reuse cardboards and make them a learning tool. In this activity we made a laptop for toddlers/kids. It can be used to learn so many things like letter recognition, learning the alphabet, uppercase/lowercase matching, typing on the keyboard and more! There are so many fun ways to play pretend with this cardboard computer so have fun!
DIFFICULTY
Easy
MATERIALS
Recycled Cardboard
Papers
Glue
Black Tape
Magnet Letters (Optional)
INSTRUCTIONS
Start off by cutting the cardboard. It should have the shape of a laptop.
Place the magnet tape on the pretend screen.
Tape black paper on top.
Tape paper on the keyboard part and write the letters or use a label machine.
You can also use a string to keep the laptop open at an angle.
Laptop is ready to go! You can review pictures below.
ACTIVITIES
Letter recognition
Learning the alphabet letters
Uppercase and lowercase matching
Learning computer keyboard
Spelling words
Reading words
SAFETY
Adult supervision required for any of these activities. Please supervise and make sure children participating are safe. Read instructions and the safety labels from each used materials.
DISCLAMER
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