Objective: Children will develop their sensory awareness by exploring a variety of textures using their hands and fingers. Additionally, they will practice fine motor skills by opening and closing different types of lids, strengthening hand-eye coordination and finger dexterity.

Objective: This sensory engagement helps children develop their fine motor skills, understand cause-and-effect relationships. They will also be blown away by the color changing drastically.

Objective: Children will be able to feel different textures of toys all together in a single cube. From toys that make noise, to feeling an animal, drawing, seeing different colors of sequence, and sticking their little hands into the spiders web.

-Ashly, Max, Angie

• Samantha, Arleth, Evelyn

Objective: This activity will encourage infants to spend more time on their tummies. It helps to develop their motor development, strengthening their muscles, essential for milestones like sitting up or crawling. It also promotes their sight and touch sense, as well as enhancing their motor skills when it comes to grasping or manipulating the small objects on the platter.

A colored ball or small animal pops out of hole and objective is to hit the object back into the box

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This game is a good game for teaching cause and effect. ¨If i hit it - it will go down¨

this activity can encourage babies to use their hands to push or hit down something they are supposed to.

Developmental skills used: Fine Motor Skills-using their fingers and arms to create art, Gross Motor Skills- using their body to sit up and do the activity, And Hand Eye Coordination.

Objective: The children will be able to use the senses of touch, sight, and maybe smell, to feel and look at different objects with different textures, and to have fun

Objective : Storytelling is helping them learn more vocabulary and sounds along with helping their comprehension skills to engage with the story. Hands on art projects will help them with their fine motor skills with hand-eye coordination and precise finger movements with their materials.

Objective: To teach the kids a little more about the seasons by playing with the boxes with safe nonhazardous objects while also doing an activity they enjoy. This will also help them use their motor skills and creativity.

The idea is to make four boxes each themed ones of the seasons. Then I will make the bottom of the boxes out of something safe if ingested. For example, I would make the spring box bottom out of hot cocoa mix, flour, and oil. Then I will add toys for gardening and a scooper with a kids hand rake and a shovel. I will also add a little bucket so they can add dirt in it. This way it gives them a little more understanding of what things do and how seasons work.

Group: Delina & Angela

Objective: Infants will explore with a seasonal sensory activity and improve on their fine and gross motor skills.

Skills Used:

• Fine Motor Skills: Grasping or picking up plastic coins, necklaces, teethers, and ribbons.

• Gross Motor Skills: Reaching into the cauldron and keeping themselves balanced while sitting down.

• Hand eye coordination

• Cause and effect: (EX; shaking necklace will make noises.)

  
  

I think this activity would help the babies learn about animals and I think it would also help them with different textures while they

Children will get to use different colored paints to stamp flowers for Valentine's Day. They will use their imagination and use their fine motor skills.