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Birds of a Feather!

April 8, 2018 Shaun Grant

OT Activity of the Day:

Birds of a Feather!

Target Age Range: 4 and up

This has been a fun activity for all my Preschool kiddos.  We use glue, a paint brush, pre-cut tissue paper, scissors, and a picture of a bird.  This activity promotes tool use (paint brush), bilateral coordination, scissor use, fine motor manipulation, and writing skills.

For the younger kiddos (3 year olds), I didn't have them do any cutting.  For all other kiddos, I drew a square around the bird so that the child could cut it out.  I then had them turn the picture over so they could write their names on the back of the paper.  Depending on their skill level, they would have to write a short phrase as well.  Then we flipped the paper back over to the picture side and used glue and a paint brush to put glue all over the bird.  Lastly, we added the tissue paper for the feathers.

A craft perfect for Spring!  Enjoy!

← April Showers🌂🌧Rain Stick! →

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Melissa Twardzik - Occupational Therapy