Instructions for parents:
Place 3–5 cushions on the floor in front of your child
Ask them to make a tower
Let your child stack cushions, helping only if needed
Count out loud as they add each cushion
Continue stacking until all cushions are used
Carefully knock the tower down together, and start again if your child wants
How it helps?
Builds balance, coordination, and problem-solving, while helping children understand size, space, and how objects fit together.
Stack cushions or pillows to make towers and practice balance.


Optional variations:
Stack cushions by size (largest at the bottom, smallest on top).
Make two or more small towers and compare heights.
Challenge older children (3-5 years) to make the tallest tower without it falling.
