These are so much fun for tactile sensory manipulation. You could even cut the bracelets apart and use them for sequencing or counting.
Monday, June 8, 2015
New Idea
I was in line to check out at Dollar General and noticed some interesting bracelets. They were squishy and had shapes with bright colors. They were also only $1.00 a piece!
These are so much fun for tactile sensory manipulation. You could even cut the bracelets apart and use them for sequencing or counting.
These are so much fun for tactile sensory manipulation. You could even cut the bracelets apart and use them for sequencing or counting.
New Idea
I found some clear plastic shower curtain rings for $1.00. My son immediately started playing with them when I got home.
He loves connecting them together to make a chain. Great for fine motor skills!
You could wrap colored tape around them to do sequencing or counting. A great find!
Here is today's quote.
He loves connecting them together to make a chain. Great for fine motor skills!
You could wrap colored tape around them to do sequencing or counting. A great find!
Here is today's quote.
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