I recently shared how to make textured clothespins over at Child Central Station! In case you missed my guest post, hop on over and take a look!
She would love for you to add your clothespin idea to her linky too!
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Deborah J. Stewart, M.Ed. has been working and teaching in the field of early childhood education for over 30 years. Deborah currently owns and teaches in her own part-time, private preschool called The Children’s Studio. Deborah’s deep passion for teaching and working with young children is documented and then graciously shared with millions of readers around the world through her blog and other social networking communities. Deborah believes that young children learn best through play and exploration and embraces this belief in all that she does in her own classroom so that she can effectively and passionately share rewarding, real- life, tried-and-true practices with other teachers, parents, and leaders across the field of early childhood education.
Fun! I have so many clothespins, this would be great!
I plan to let my class help me make some more – they add a little fun to an old idea:)
I really love this idea! I just took out all of my preschool goodies before we officially begin homeschooling tomorrow, and I can’t wait to make up some of these!
I just love making goodies for the classroom! It is part of the fun of teaching too!
hmmmmm those are cute! that would also qualify as a fine motor activity!
Yes – definitely some fine motor work is involved in squeezing the clothespins!
I love this idea. To add a little more learning, you can put letters on the clothespins and they can be sorted into ABC order.