to win: - get rid of all the dominos in your hand OR - if no one can go, then the person with the least dominos in their hand is the winner 4. BEAN BAG Bean bags are toys for kids of Instructions any age to play tossing Find fabric to make the bean bags worn-out clothes you don't wear anymore. Use jeans, old skirts or games. Younger children Read more: shirts or even T-shirts.. You can buy pillowcases or sheets to use as fabric as well. such as babies and young toddlers simply like the tactile Buy the cheapest beans you can find. Beans are usually inexpensive, though. Dried split peas or experience of them. These rice work as alternatives. simple toys can entertain children for a surprisingly long period of time. They're simple to make and usually pretty affordable, too. Small stitched cloth bags filled with seeds, twigs, coth etc used for balancing activities ( SRP for class I), for sounds, touch and weights 5. FEELY BOX A carton of appropriate size \ with two holes for dropping items in it. Students put their hands into it and feel the items. Identify, describe, speak about it 6. FLANNEL Pinning the flannel dust MAKE A FLANNEL BOARD BOARDS cloth to a thick cardboard You will need: A sturdy piece of plywood, cardboard or posterboard
to win: - get rid of all the dominos in your hand OR - if no one can go, then the person with the least dominos in their hand is the winner 4. BEAN BAG Read more: Bean bags are toys for kids of any age to play tossing games. Younger children such as babies and young toddlers simply like the tactile experience of them. These simple toys can entertain children for a surprisingly long period of time. They're simple to make and usually pretty affordable, too. Small stitched cloth bags filled with seeds, twigs, coth etc used for balancing activities ( SRP for class I), for sounds, touch and weights Instructions Find fabric to make the bean bags worn-out clothes you don't wear anymore. Use jeans, old skirts or shirts or even T-shirts.. You can buy pillowcases or sheets to use as fabric as well. Buy the cheapest beans you can find. Beans are usually inexpensive, though. Dried split peas or rice work as alternatives. 5. FEELY BOX A carton of appropriate size with two holes for dropping items in it. Students put their hands into it and feel the items. Identify, describe, speak about it \ 6. FLANNEL BOARDS Pinning the flannel dust cloth to a thick cardboard MAKE A FLANNEL BOARD You will need: A sturdy piece of plywood, cardboard or posterboard
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