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This Pom-Pom Caterpillar is a super fun and exciting counting activity for toddlers and preschoolers! Easy to make, requiring only minimal materials. The Pom-Pom Caterpillars with help the very little ones see the numbers and count by placing the pom-poms over the empty spots on the caterpillar. Super simple, yet very effective at allowing the kids to remember each number and visually see their count.

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We had so much fun with this blowing pom poms alphabet activity! For additional fine motor practice, we used a squeeze bottle to blow the pom poms. This move and learn alphabet activity was so easy to set up and was very engaging for my active learner! He was very focused on blowing the pom poms to the letters on the floor.

Summary:

This simple activity is actually a lot of bang for your buck: it’s fine motor skills AND math all rolled into one. Fine motor skills are important for future tasks like pencil grip and buttoning sweaters; sorting is a hugely important math skill that introduces the concept of classifying and organizing data (all that from a simple sorting game? You betcha!).

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Recently i did this quick and easy little activity for my preschooler to help keep her busy. For me it was a win-win activity not only did she have fun but it also helped her improve her counting and color matching. There's not much to do to make this project. I printed out and laminated these pictures and glued a little piece of the magnet to the pom pom. That's it.

Summary:

Painting with pompoms is a fun activity for kids to explore colours and good for fine motor skills and concentration. It is so quick and easy to setup and great for kids of all ages as it is open ended.