Looking for easy, engaging activities to do with your 2-year-old this week?
Here’s a simple 7-day plan using mostly home materials.

✨ This week also includes 2 printable activities:
• Two Colour Pattern Match
• 2-Piece Animal Puzzle

👉 You’ll find them under Day 4 and Day 6.

Let’s begin ❤️

Day 1 – Clothespin Squeeze

Ask your toddler to clip colorful clothespins onto the edges of a cardboard box.

Why this is great:
Builds finger strength, improves fine motor skills, and supports pre-writing grip development.

Day 2 – Block Outline Matching

Trace your child’s toy blocks on paper. Let them match each block to its correct outline.

Skills built:
Shape recognition, visual matching, focus.

Day 3 – Salt Tray Pre-Writing Practice

Fill a tray with salt and let your child trace simple lines and patterns using their finger.

Why toddlers love this:
It’s sensory, calming, and strengthens early writing skills.

Day 4 – Two Colour Pattern Match (Printable Activity)

Let your child observe the two-colour pattern and match or continue it correctly.

This activity develops:

• Logical thinking

• Pattern recognition

• Attention span

👉 Get the Two Colour Pattern Match printable here

Day 5 – Match the Socks

Give your child a pile of colorful socks and let them find the correct matching pairs.

Skills developed:
Observation, sorting ability, memory.

Day 6 – 2-Piece Animal Puzzle (Printable Activity)

Let your child match the two halves of each animal to complete the picture.

This builds:

• Early problem-solving

• Visual discrimination

• Concentration

💡 Tip: Stick the paper to cardboard or laminate it to make it sturdy and reusable.

👉 Get the 2-Piece Animal Puzzle worksheet here

Day 7 – Rice or Dal Scooping

Let your toddler scoop rice or dal from one bowl to another using a spoon.

Why this works:
Strengthens hand control, coordination, and focus.

(Always supervise closely.)

This Week’s Printables (Easy Access)

• Two Colour Pattern Match – Get here
• 2-Piece Animal Puzzle – Get here

Final Note

You don’t need complicated setups.
Just 10–15 minutes of focused play daily builds strong foundational skills at this age.

If you enjoy structured weekly plans like this, explore my printable activity bundles designed specially for toddlers.