• Make an elephant from the Feed the Elephant PDF
• Paper plate
• Tape and scissors to prepare the elephant
• Paper towel roll
• Peanuts
• Chopsticks
Feed the elephant peanuts using chopsticks. Count out the correct number of peanuts.
Children practice using chopsticks to help develop the grasp on writing tools. They also work on counting skills.
To prepare this activity cut out ears for your elephant as well as eyes and stick them on a paper plate. Stick a paper towel roll for the trunk. Now you are ready to play!
Step 1: Pick a card and identify the number
Step 2: Use your chopsticks to pick up the correct number of peanuts.
Step 3: Feed the peanuts to the elephant from his trunk using the chopsticks
It’s always so fun to keep track of how much we have accomplished! Make sure to print out the Little Learner’s Chart and check off each class you complete!
If you try any activity with your child, please take pictures and post on Instagram and TAG me! @MissMancyInc
All activities are designed to be used to supplement treatment facilitated by a parent or trained professional. These resources are not a replacement for therapy and are not intended to treat disorders. They are for educational and exploration purposes only. Consult with a health care professional for treatment for developmental delays/challenges.
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