Bits n Bobs

Im sure many children will love this fine motor activity.

Cut the Grass ✂️ ages 3-6 ✂️ Sometimes its the simple things...I love playing outside with the kids and today we took our scissors outside with us and Alexander cut the grass. This simple activity kept him entertained for quite a while and it’s great practice for building those scissor skills!

Hello Dolphin Coast,

With many children not being able to attend school, we have decided to offer home based workshops. The lessons are fun, interactive, stimulating and age-appropriate.

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082 495 0749

What do our children learn when playing with Lego

🧱Teamwork and communication.
🧱 Patience and organisational skills. 🧱Constructive problem solving and lateral thinking.
🧱Adventure and experimentation.
🧱Fine motor skills development.
🧱Increases spatial awareness.
🧱Better focus and concentration.

Never stop learning!

Click on the link below for free online training from PLAY

Power of Play

Oral motor activities can be fun 🙂

Blowing bubbles through a straw.

Eating popcorn, raw carrots and other harder foods.

Pulling funny faces.

Follow the link below for more fun oral motor activities:

https://www.arktherapeutic.com/blog/fun-edible-oral-motor-exercises-for-kids/

Chase guzzling down some popcorn and blowing some bubbles with his Dad ♥️

Repitition provides the practice that children need to master new skills, it helps to improve speed, increases confidence, and strengthens the connections in the brain that help our little ones learn.

This week Chase explored the colour yellow!
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Tearing paper is a wonderful fine motor activity for children, as it requires strength and endurance of the small muscles in the hand. These muscles are important in so many fine motor skills, including handwriting and coloring, managing buttons, zip and cutting.

I found some fun tearing activities for you on the link below:

https://www.pinterest.com/jwb19/tear-paper-ideas/

Need help keeping your little ones entertained during lockdown?

Follow these easy steps to my Rainbow Rice to encourage sensory play 🦄🍭🌈

Rainbow Rice

While poking, rolling, and squishing playdough, children develop the small muscles in their fingers and hands. They also gain strength and improve dexterity in their hands and fingers, critical areas of physical development for writing, drawing, and other purposes.

Follow the link for amazing playdough activities:

https://teaching2and3yearolds.com/playdough-learning-activities-for-toddlers-and-preschoolers/