
We added a little Physical Education to the game. I had the sensory box sitting by me and when I said, "On you mark get set, Go"! They would look for an acorn and then run to the other end of the living room and place the acorn in the container.

Making brown squares. First we colored the squares and then attempted to color the sticks, but no one wanted to color them. Then we talked about how a square has 4 sides and then we glued the sticks on the square.

Caden's brown square.
3 comments:
I like the idea of making shapes with the craft sticks... we may try something along those lines sometime too! And I love that you incorporated some movement into the acorn tub too - M would love that, and I have found that any kind of movement gets him more interested in doing some activities. I'll have to keep this in mind - thank you!!
I like how you incorporated some physical activity into your sensory tub. I am always trying to think of different ways to vary our sensory tubs. Themed tubs always seem to be a hit.
This is a great idea!!
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