Igloo, craft for toddlers

IGLOO

Craft for toddlers

Supplies: - white paper

- blue construction paper (black or purple works too)

- scissors

- glue

First step:

Cutting strips of white paper (which is a fine motor activity). I like to help them by entering my fingers with theirs if they want me too ( I have small fingers). If one refuse I move along and help another one if they are managing well by themself I sit with them and cut some. If they choose to rip instead, that's fine, it is also a good way to develop the muscles of their fingers.

Second step:

I make two arches with glue and give them the strips of paper that we gathered earlier (I, actually, cut a good amount of them).

When my students point to their project and say "I made this", that makes me happy.

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