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Flowers for Mom!

May 10, 2017 Shaun Grant

OT Activity of the Day:

Flowers for Mom!

Target Age Range: 2 and up

Moms love flowers.  So for Mother's Day why not make her a flower?  This craft is perfect for your toddlers, all you need is a paper plate and some dot markers.  Dot markers are great because they promote visual motor and fine motor skills with their twist tops.  They also provide a wide base of support for your child's early grasp patterns. 

To make a paper plate flower, first have your child decorate their plate with the dot markers.  Once the plate is all covered, you can glue the plate on a piece of paper and create a stem.  You can easily create an outline for the stem and have your child fill it in, or you can allow them to make the stem however they see fit.

Enjoy!

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Melissa Twardzik - Occupational Therapy