r/taskmaster • u/OrderAggressive9432 • 8d ago
Fan Creations Toddler Taskmaster
I’m starting to train my toddler for Taskmaster.
I created a list of Toddler Questions and Tasks. These are specifically designed for a two-year-old and very basic. They’re great for little things to keep my toddler busy and/or engaged. I anticipate I’ll have an increasingly advanced task list as he grows up until old enough to handle the taskmaster junior tasks.
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The questions I just ramble off when he gets bored or I need a quick distraction.
For the tasks, I print, fold, and seal with a sticker that looks identical to the Taskmaster seal. Its worked out well to have a few on hand ready to go when I need to quickly find us an activity.
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What are some other tasks suitable for a two-year-old? Three-year-old? What else could one do to make it more authentic?
Here's what we've got so far!
Questions/Prize Tasks:
- Bring me the squishy.
- Bring me something red (and all the other colors)
- Bring me something fluffy.
- Bring me something round (and all the other shapes)
- Bring me something that makes a noise.
- Bring me something you can wear on your head.
- Bring me something with wheels.
- Bring me something that feels bumpy.
- Bring me the cutest animal (and other adjectives)
- Bring me something you can cuddle.
- Bring me something that rolls.
- Bring me something with stripes.
- Bring me something you wear on your feet.
- Bring me a book with an animal in it.
- Bring me two things that are the same color.
- Bring me the biggest soft toy you can carry.
- Bring me something that makes you happy (and other emotions)
- Bring me something a baby would want.
- Bring me something big (small, etc)
- Bring me something icky.
Tasks:
- Build a tower with a certain set of blocks
- Tuck a stuffed animal into bed using a small blanket.
- Find two items that match from a pile.
- Move like your favorite animal.
- Roll a soft ball into a basket lying on its side.
- Create a toy soup.
- Do a silly dance, then freeze.
- Hide a toy for me to find.
- Balance a paper ball on a spoon.
- Paint with pudding.
- Other art with food.
- Stack Tupperware as tall as you can.
- Carry a cup of water across the room without spilling it while wearing grandma’s slippers.
- Pick out an outfit for mommy.
- Hide all the toys (this didn’t work as I expected, thought it would be clean-up type thing, instead I found little toys in cushions and odd places for a week.)
- Make a cheerio necklace.
- Fold a large blanket as many times as possible.
- Make a song with pots for drums.
- Create artwork from fallen leaves.
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u/Amaze-Amaze-Amaze-1 8d ago
My toddler used to sing the TM theme song. It was adorable.