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Improve Fine Motor Skills with ‘A Hole & A Box’ Exercise for Toddlers

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We order lots of Peter Rabbit puree pouches. For my two-year-old. For my 8-month-old. For me (shhh…). I order them in bulk via subscription and save them on Amazon. The cool thing is that these pouches come in a fun box. The box has a hole on the top perfect for a fine motor skill exercise.

DIY Montessori Toys for Babies - Hole in a Box

Easy Montessori Activity for Babies

I cut up pipe cleaners, and straws, and pulled out a few dozen cloth pins and small animal figurines for objects to drop into the hole of the box. This activity works with fine motor development but you can integrate vocabulary with animals and basic concepts of color, counting, and opposites of big/small/wide/narrow/long/short, etc.

So simple.

Of course, you can make a box very easily with a normal cardboard box and a hoe punch. You could even go a little bit more nuts by adding sticker paper and other miscellaneous items to decorate the box.  Thanks for reading,

Marnie

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