it's just lately that BeAR has gotten really interested in our pREsChOOl tiMe. at my old center we would use muFFiN tiNS for sorting activities so i put this together. not only was it fUn for him, but it also works on sorting/classifying based on one factor (color) which is an eArLY mATh sKiLL.
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| colored bottoms of tins cut from cardstock for durability (i need to laminate them) |
tOnGS!!!
((large spoons could be used also to practice balance))
and after the muffin tins lost their glow (about 20 minutes later), the pompoms turned into dirt and rocks to be put in the dumptruck. yAy iMaGiNAtioN!!!
so break out the fLuFFy sTuFF, grab the kiTcHEn uTeNSiLs and
leT 'eM gO!
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Great idea! And I already have all the stuff to do it. :)
ReplyDeleteSo very cute, my little boy is just at the age where he could start enjoying this. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove it! We were sorting mancala stones the other day, and I didn't even realize how educational it was! ;)
ReplyDeleteSmart mom, brilliant idea! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for pointing out the obvious - use my kitchen tongs!!! I've seen so many ideas for using tongs and am always bummed because I don't have a pair for Henry -- but duh! I have some of these in my kitchen drawer!
ReplyDeleteGreat activity! Great practice for fine motor! And Great imagination!
What a great fine motor and sorting project!! Thanks for linking up to Delicately Constructed Fridays!! I appreciate it! And I am a new follower!
ReplyDeleteHave a great Sunday!
Michelle
www.delicateconstruction.blogspot.com
Also, this would be perfect to link up to my Made by Little Hands party that starts tonight! You should stop by!
I'm back again :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking up to It's Playtime! I'm featuring this activity today along with some other great fine motor activities (I think The Imagination Tree featured you too!!)
Come play again!!
Jamie @ hands on : as we grow
SUCH a great idea! Just need to cut out some circles! :)
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