Instead of a feature this week I thought I would share one of our own favourite activities from our week! When His patient self brought home a whole stack of tinfoil goodies that were being thrown out at his work you can only imagine how excited I was (Yes I know, bit sad…but there are always so many possibilities with recycled finds!)
The toddler twosome have been really interested in threading and sewing as well as pasting with bits and pieces lately so these turned out to be the perfect materials…it was a fantastic activity for their fine motor and coordination skills.
We started with a few tart trays, some sparkly bits and pieces and some cornflour paste with a little wood glue mixed in to make it stronger.
And then I just watched the creativity flow…there were no rules…they just added what they wanted to.


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How great that your girls had so much fun with recycling art!
I had to laugh at your comment about the naked doll – our dolls were all the same way for months! Currently, one of them at least gets to wear a diaper that needs to be changed daily 😉
We saw the occupational therapist about fine motor skills today – this activity is great – he is hypermobile in his hands or something too.
Thank you for hosting.
Am off to Pin
I always love a bit of art and craft that can be displayed and these would gorgeous sparkling in the winter’s sun!
I love how you just set out the materials and let them take over. All those sequins and pom poms – they must have had a blast!