Carisa, the hostess of Tot School also has a section on her blog dedicated to
"Tools for Tots". These are simply learning tools we make ourselves for our tots. I had been planning on making the learning wheels for Kim and Luke and I have finally gotten a chance to complete them.

I simply printed out the learning wheels by clicking on the picture of the disks on this "
Tools for Tots" page. I then used a marker to color the end of a clothespin to match the colors on the shape wheel, I drew the shape on the end of the clothespin to match the shape wheel.

To do this activity, just clip the clothespin to the correct color or shape. It is a very good activity for little finger muscles. Luke did this and also could name the colors as he did it--except for the color gray.
It was a lot of work for Kimberly to grasp and open the clothespins...but she did it!!! It took quite a bit of time for her, but she stuck to it and succeeded.

This is a great activity to keep the littlest among us busy when the bigger kids are doing school or we are trying to get dinner. Thanks "
Tools for Tots" ladies for sharing all of your wonderful ideas.
5 comments:
Very neat idea!
That is a great idea!!!
Very cool!
I love that your kids like this too!!!! I have an ABC one up now too!
;) Carisa
Oooh! I love this. I can check one toddler activity off my list for next week. Thanks for sharing!
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