A simple hands-on activity using a shape sorter box to build hand-eye coordination.
If a ready-made sorter isn't available, you can make a simple substitute by cutting shapes from cardboard and making matching openings in a box.
A shape sorter box (square, circle, triangle) is one of the best toys for building fine motor skills and spatial thinking in young children.
Sit with your child and ask them to try fitting each piece into its matching opening, gently helping when needed without doing the task for them.
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Your child practices pouring water or grains from one container to another, a wonderful sensory activity that builds hand control and steadi
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