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Skeletons

October 18, 2016 Shaun Grant

OT Activity of the Day:

Skeleton

Target Age Range: 5 and up

If you're looking for a Halloween activity that focuses on fine motor manipulation, look no further!  Today we're making a skeleton out of q-tips and cotton balls.  This activity requires your child to use smooth, fluid movements, especially when stretching out the cotton ball for the head.  

The first thing I did was carefully stretch out a cotton ball.  This requires light touch, the pincer grasp and patience.  Don't let your child get discouraged if they tear the cotton ball, just keep trying!  Next I put glue on paper and carefully laid out the q-tips.  Again, a wonderful challenge for fine motor manipulation.  Last, I glued the cotton ball down and cut out small circles for the eyes and mouth (scissor skills).

Spooky and fun!  Enjoy!

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Melissa Twardzik - Occupational Therapy