Fruits Treasure where you will find anything
Arun
Fruits Treasure where you will find anything
children explored the shredded paper by transferring the small pieces of paper to and from various containers. This activity enables their development of coordination. This activity assists children in the development of their senses. They develop their sense of touch by feeling the texture of the paper. Teacher placed flashcards of fruits into the bin and place the shredded paper on top. Children explored the activity by touching the shredded paper and and also scooping the flashcards with a ladle, discovering the cards that are hidden.
Teachers engaged in the activity through the use of descriptive and expressive language as well as demonstrations.Learning Objectives & Goals
To help develop children’s:
– Fine motor Skills: Palmar Grasp, Pincer Grasp and Coordination
– Sensory Skills: Visual, Touch and Auditory
– Language Skills: Receptive and Expressive
– Cognitive Skills: Object Permanence and Problem Solving
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