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Pumpkin Decorating

October 19, 2020 Shaun Grant
OT Activity of the Day- Fine Motor

OT Activity of the Day:

Pumpkin Decorating

Target Age Range: 18 months and up

This is an activity that you can do with just about any age. All you need is a picture of a pumpkin, something you can always find on Google image like we did!

This particular activity was designed for a 2.5 year old. We were working on using two hands together to rip pieces of paper from the strips I had cut. We were also using foam stickers to put on the pumpkin. Stickers in general are always a great fine motor activity, but foam stickers are my favorite.

Other pumpkin decoration ideas:

  1. paint

  2. glitter

  3. sequins

  4. crayons

  5. dot markers

  6. markers

  7. cotton balls (and then paint them orange-or any color really)-great for different textures

  8. pom poms

  9. paper shreds

If you have an older kiddo, someone in Pre-K or Kindergarten, you can always add an element of writing. For your first graders and older, you can always have them write a descriptive sentence or two.

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Melissa Twardzik - Occupational Therapy