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My daughter loves fruit loops, She calls them colors. This was the first food she had when she landed in US. I wanted to make her busy in some activity apart from watching tv. That is when I got this interesting and colourful idea of using her favorite food creatively to be a part of toddler activity. This is a simple indoor activity for kids made of items readily available at home. This will keep kids busy as well as develop their fine motor skills .
Supplies Required:-
- Thermocol piece
- Lots of colourful fruit loops
- Spaghetti 2 number
Procedure:-
- Break the spaghetti into two equal halves, in this way there will be four spaghetti ‘s .
- Insert the spaghetti into the thermocol randomly
- Ask the kid to insert the froot loops onto the spaghetti one after the other.
What do kids learn through this activity:-
- It’s improves their fine motor skills as it involves hand eye coordination.
- It helps them identify colors
- It helps them count numbers while inserting fruit loops onto the spaghetti.
Originally posted in Worldofmoms
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This is very interesting and a good activity for kids to engage in…:)
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Thank you, π
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That’s a cute one. Must be fun as well to watch her play π
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We used to make Fruit Loop necklaces like that. And then wear them around and nibble on them.
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Oh…this is a nice idea..I’ll try wid my kiddo too
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I am amazed that though your daughter likes fruit loops so much still she did not attempt to eat those and did the activity obediently. My son would have taken that katori of fruit loops away and eaten it all. And the fate of the activity?
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The first day she tried to eat.. I simply said I’m going to take away d game if u do that n from they she just plays with it..π
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She is obedient, without any doubt π
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What a great idea! Thank you for sharing such a great activity! Especially one that can be used to teach so many different things!
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Welcome…. I m glad you liked this
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nice π
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Thanks Archanaπ
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that’s such a cute effort:) lovely post:)
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Thanks a lot brunda
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This fruit loops activity is great and I love that it helps build fine motor skills. Pinning!
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Thank you… π
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Great for little fingers! Thanks for sharing!
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Welcome..thanks for visiting my space
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This is such an awesome sensory activity for kids on so many different levels!
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Thank you Shannon
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Nice! My mom used to work in a classroom and she used to have the kids do something similar to this π
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Wow..innovative mommy
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