Here is a somewhat tricky tweezing work for small hands to try. Red pom-poms, chop sticks, a recycled chocolate container and a heart shaped dish make this Practical Life work complete.
My favorite question with this work is:
"Where did all the chocolates go?"
Hmmm.....
Kids are so smart.
*Note: to make this activity easier for young threes, a spoon or another tool could be used in place of the chop sticks.
Enjoy!
~~MM
3 comments:
That would have been my first question ;-). Then I would sit and think about how soon I would be able to get some chocolate of my own. I keep meaning to mention how much I like how topical/seasonal your projects are!
Where do you find the great child friendly chopsticks you are using in this post? We would love these for our 3 yo!
Thanks for the help!
Answer: I'm not exactly sure where these particular chopsticks came from BUT you can purchase similar ones at Montessori Services. They are called Quick Sticks and cost $3.75 a pair.
Happy shopping! thanks for the comment.
~~MM
Hit the link below to find Quick sticks:
http://www.montessoriservices.com/store/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=115_255_1529
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