
The simple list of supplies you need for activities at home
When it comes to activity supplies, I try to work with the same few items. That way, I can make my toddler or preschooler activity in a jiffy without having to rummage around trying to find it all. This simple list of supplies is everything you need for early learning activities.
As a mom of three, I need simple activities that take less than five minutes to set up.
The simple list of learning supplies will get you started today including what you need for your Breakfast Invitations.
Breakfast Invitations are simple games that inspire learning through play into your every day!
Breakfast Invitation Startup Guide
Breakfast Invitation Cards Set 1 – the original set
Breakfast Invitation Cards Set 2 – the all-new set
BIG KID Activity Cards
Here you will find the activity supplies you need.
Before we dive in, here are my top five preschool supplies that I cannot live without.
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Below are my top five activity supplies I keep on hand at all times.
White paper roll
Washable markers
PRIMARY COLOR dot stickers
NEON COLOR dot stickers
Counting bears
Painter’s tape
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The Startup Guide

Startup Guide to Breakfast Invitations Supply List:
Truck – any form of transportation
Breakfast Invitation Cards Set 2

Breakfast Invitation Cards Set 2 Supply List
The Breakfast Invitation Cards Set 2 allow alternatives for supplies. You will find alternative suggestions on the back of each card to keep your supplies flexible.
Breakfast Invitation Cards Set 1 Supply List

Breakfast Invitation Cards Set 1 Supply List
The Breakfast Invitation Cards Set 1 allow alternatives for supplies. You will find alternative suggestions on the back of each card to keep your supplies flexible.
BIG KID Activity Cards Supply List
I made sure these activities involved problem-solving, creating, and moving beyond a memorized learning concept.
These cards were made for ages 5.5-8 years old and the activities are a great supplement to digital learning. You will notice MANY of the supplies repeat from the preschool Breakfast Invitation activity cards.
- White paper roll
- Washable markers
- Permanent marker
- Painter’s tape
- Stamp Set
- An old toy that can be taken apart
- screwdriver
- rocks
- large paper bag
- Counting bears – or any objects that have multiples for each color
- Magnetic tiles
- Alphabet letters – we used these lacing beads
- Deck of cards
- Coins
- Milk carton
- Pipe cleaners
- paper towel roll
- Sticky notes
- Playdough
- Dice
- Construction paper
- Yarn – or string
- Craft sticks
- 8 x 10 picture – can also be a picture from a magazine
Fantastic Beth!!! Thanks for sharing!!!