You can expand on this activity by having your child count the animals, sort by color, type, etc. We would change the objects we added fairly often.
This picture is from last fall. We varied the activity by adding Halloween shapes.
I started this blog hoping to inspire other parents to help their children with Down syndrome reach for the sky! My daughter was reading words, before she was 2 years of age & reading books by 3.5 years. I believe kids with Down syndrome can do amazing things if we give them the right tools. I truly believe high expectations can make a tremendous difference in the lives of our children!
Cool. We just did a sensory play activity with dry cornstarch! Messy, but oh so fun
ReplyDeleteCornstarch would be fun! Neat sensation. I have also heard of using rice, noodles or shaving cream.
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