Objective: Encourages Language, Motor Skills and Musical Expression Materials: sturdy paper/plastic plate rubber bands wood painter’s stick stickers/paints/colored pencils glue stick/tape Instructions: (and there is also a video) Step 1: Using a glue stick or tape, tape together the paper/plastic plate and the wood’s painter stick as the neck of the guitar. Step 2: Take the rubber …
** This Project Requires Parental Supervision** There is an instructional video at the bottom of the page. Objective: Encourage cooking and baking while also playing Materials: Pre-made Jell-O or Jell-O packets Cookie Cutters or the Jell-O Monsters Handout Cookie Cutter Directions Step 1: Using either pre-made Jell-O or if using Jell-O packets follow the directions …
*This Project requires parental supervision Objective: Create an on-the-go calming tool. Materials: Square Piece of cloth Beans/Rice Hot Glue Step 1: Turn the piece of cloth so it is inside out Step 2: Fold the piece of cloth in half Step 3: Hot glue the long side and one of the short …
Objective: Learn different shapes. Materials: Shape Sorting Handout Scissors Markers/Crayons/Colored Pencils Step 1: Download and print the Shape Sorting Handout Step 2: Color the shapes different colors Step 3: Cut the shapes out Step 4: Scatter the shapes around you Step 5: Begin sorting the shapes into categories, or by colors Senses Engaged: Sight Touch Share …
Print out the handout below for a fun shape sorting game! Color and cut out your shapes and then sort them by color, number of sides, or type. On a blank piece of paper, draw your own shapes to add to the sorting game. Click here to download the PDF …
Objectives: Learn and become more aware of emotions. Materials: Emotions Handout Scissors Markers/Crayons/Colored Pencils Step 1: Download and print out the Find the Emotions Handout Step 2: Color each face a different color (angry face color it red and the sad face color it blue) Step 3: Cut a square around …
Print out the handout below to practice emotion recognition! Match the emotions to the faces and add two emotions of your own. They could be a reflection of how you are feeling today or your favorite emotions! Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of …
Print out the handout below to learn how to make your own Jell-O creatures! You can use any cookie cutters that you already have or make them from tin foil. These Jell-O shapes are fun to play with or eat! 1. Make you Jell-O! To make firm Jell-O that will …
