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August 22, 2012 by: Lindsay Butler

Toddler Busy Bags

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So I am on a mission to start creating educational / fun / inspiring / and exciting busy bags for Greyson. We have a hard time getting out of the house for a specific reason, for an extended period of time. Grey gets bored, and antsy…so these are my hope in once again going out to dinner. Or making a full round of Disc golf!
Last week I made my first “Busy Activity”. Unfortunately it is a little advanced for Greyson, be he can grow into it. Thankfully, he has enjoyed it so far, even though he struggles with the clothespins.
I created a color/shape wheel, with corresponding clothespins.
Shape and color Wheel

I created the wheel in Photoshop, and then printed and colored in the shapes. I wanted to make sure the shape color and the color on the clothespin were exactly the same.
I did learn how much I LOVE Crayola crayons. I had gotten a few boxes of Crazy-art crayons for free a few weeks ago, and used those…they were very waxy, and did not transfer well. Use Crayola. Lesson learned…
Once I had the wheel colored, I used a self laminating sheet to give it some protection, and sturdiness.
Clothes Pins

So after coloring them all in, and coloring the clothespins; I decided to go back to Photoshop. I went online and found all of the Crayola Colors, and their corresponding Photoshop color code. I then went ahead, and created a template for everyone, that has the Crayola colors matched up:
Shape Wheel
The colors are:
Crayola Orange
Crayola Green
Crayola Yellow
Crayola Violet (Purple)
Crayola Blue
Crayola Carination Pink
Crayola Gray
Crayola Red
If you would like to print the files you can click HERE for the pre colored one, or if you would like to color in the shapes yourself click HERE for the Black & White version.
*Just so everyone knows, I use a website called Box.com for file sharing. It is safe and secure!

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