Bottle cap toddler activity ideas (Fine motor skill series) for 2-4 year olds

Bottle cap toddler activity ideas video is part of our fine motor skill series that includes 23 simple, easy, and quick recycled bottle cap ideas to engage 2 to 4 year old kids.
These super easy bottle cap activities for 2-4 year olds toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarten can be very easily set up at home with a minimum budget. You can modify the objects used in the video as per the availability at your home.
These activities will help in the development of small muscles of the hands, fingers, and wrist. Also will develop the pincer grasp that will be useful later for writing.
These recycled bottle cap toddler activity ideas will keep your child engaged in fun learning and keep him/her free of any screentime, this is the key advantage.
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[@LearnWithAanshi]

Thanks for watching the video! We hope you liked these recycled bottle cap activity ideas for your kids. Please like, comment, and subscribe to our channel. Thank you!

[@moo_and_mommie]

❤

[@LearnWithAanshi]

Thank you.

[@bhashyamgampala1921]

Very interesting & easy to teach kids

[@LearnWithAanshi]

We are glad that you liked our activities!

[@mmgoel4911]

अरे वाह 😀
क्या शानदार आइडिया है।
Keep it up, Anshi
🙏🙏🙏

[@LearnWithAanshi]

Thank you so much for your motivational words. They encourage us to create such videos that can be useful for parents to keep their kids encouraged!

[@gayatrisimadri4219]

Very unique and useful activities..

[@LearnWithAanshi]

Thank you! So glad that you find loved these activities!

[@karthikeyan-qq5cp]

Superb

[@LearnWithAanshi]

Thanks a lot!

[@surinder1803]

Nice activities

[@LearnWithAanshi]

Thanks! It's great that you liked them and are useful for you.

[@sylvanusugochinyere]

Wonderful

[@LearnWithAanshi]

Thank you!

[@Priyanka.lks86]

Nice!!

[@LearnWithAanshi]

Thank you so much for the appreciation!

[@divyaramachandran9847]

Useful mam

[@LearnWithAanshi]

Thanks! Glad that you liked the video!

[@sunitabajapally]

so far the best, budget friendly ideas 👌
but one question arises - from where do we find so many caps 🙄
we donot drink any sort of softdrinks
have subscribed to ur channel for the innovative ideas which are really helpful for moms

[@LearnWithAanshi]

Thanks a ton, Sunita! We are so happy that you loved our video and found it useful! We have been collecting the bottle caps with help of our family, friends, & neighbors for 2 years and still continuing! These bottle caps are not just from soft drinks, but also from fruit juices, ointments, creams, toothpaste, sauces, and so on!

[@yuverokidszone]

Awesome

[@LearnWithAanshi]

Thank you!

[@Bunnyhp-qn6ji]

How do you get all those different colors??

[@LearnWithAanshi]

These bottle caps were collected from different brands of cold drinks, mineral water, and juices. Different brands have different coloured bottle caps!

[@medabee1322]

Do we have to cut the holes for the caterpillar?

[@LearnWithAanshi]

Hi Monica, yes you need to cut holes in the cardboard so as to fit the bottle caps (see video at 2:45). If you don't want to cut, then can mark circles on the cardboard. I hope it helps! Thanks.