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Hair cutting activity? No, no, not real hair. Just yarn here. But seriously, this Yarn Hair Cutting Activity is like the best.

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You know me, I thought I’d share with you a fun and educational activity that is also great for recycling some of the everyday things you might already have in your home. This is a simple, fine motor threading activity using straws and cardboard tubes.

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I set up a color sorting activity with my preschooler. It was super easy to set up. I lined up six cups, one for each color of the rainbow. I gave her an Easy-Grip Safety Tweezer and instruct her to sort the cereal into the cups by color. You could definitely do this without the tweezers and just let your child use their fingers to sort. For really young children, it’s great practice using their pincer grip (thumb and forefinger).

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I have a quick and easy to set-up activity for your little ones…it’s these Shape Puzzles using popsicle sticks! They’re super easy to make (took me less than 5 minutes, quite literally!), inexpensive and you only need popsicle sticks and permanent markers to make them, that’s it!

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Hammering golf tees into styrofoam blocks has been a favorite in my preschool classroom for years. We love to do this during our construction theme, but will have it available other times during the year, too. It can be done during centers time (as part of your table activities) or during small groups. At home, this is a nice activity to do at the kitchen table.