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Fall Trees
Contributed by J. Bryant
Purpose
This is a fun and creative activity that works on tolerating tactile input and finger isolation.
Materials
Construction Paper, Crayons, Finger Paint, Markers, Paper, Tempera Paint
Skills
Finger Isolation and Tactile Perception
Description
On a piece of construction paper, either draw a picture of a tree trunk and branches or have the child draw one for you.
Then give them a paper plate with 3 small dots of different colors of paint.
Ask them to dip one finger at a time into the paint and "dot" onto the trees to make the leaves.
For a fall tree, dot some paint at the bottom as well or along the sides as if the leaves are falling.
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