Last Updated on April 20, 2020 by Sheryl Cooper
Stickers
Threading
Legos or Duplos
DIY Clothespin Drop
DIY Color Sorting Trays
Magnetic Letters
White Boards
Transferring Activities
Markers
Books
We have baskets of books stashed in several areas of the room as well as in our book corner. We use books as our transition to each circle time, too. We even keep a basket of books outside the bathroom so children have something to keep them occupied if the bathrooms are already being used.
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These will be great for my 4s too. While we are writing, some students work much faster. To encourage the best work, I have those finished use white boards, markets, hand writing activities.
My kids love to work on dry erase tracing activity books after lunch while everyone finishes. I pick them up at Marshall’s for a great price and they can be used over and over. I cut magic eraser sponges into small pieces and teach them to clean their own books when it’s time to move on…another great life skill/fine motor/calming/sensory friendly activity in of itself
That’s a great idea to use magic erase sponges! I need to try that. Thank you!