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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, 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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