Painting is often good therapy, but you can kick it up a notch
by using marshmallows as the painting tool. You can grade the
type of grip used by using the large marshmallows or the mini
marshmallows. You can use regular paint on paper and just dip
the marshmallow in and make designs on the paper. I decided to
try a fully edible painting activity since our painting tools
were edible. I used powdered Jello with a little water added as
the paint. Our “paper” was sugar cookies. This is a good
activity for kids who avoid foods. Playing with food as a toy is
a good way to get kids accustomed to being around different
foods. Using the tiny marshmallows helps with achieving a tip
pinch, and works on developing a tripod grasp for handwriting. -
Marshmallows (large and mini) - Paint or Jello - Paper or sugar
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