Here are some fun and festive sensory-friendly Christmas activities for the winter holiday! These fine motor skills activities will spark your child’s imagination and help with their development.
Photo: Living Montessori NowGrab a large bin and fill it up with cotton balls or fake snow
Add toy snowmen, toy pine trees, pine cones, and fake snowflakes
To make it festive, you can add Christmas ornaments such as candy canes, jingle bells, toy Santa, elves and reindeer and more
For this activity, you’ll need to collect some pipe cleaners, colorful beans and a pair of scissors.
Cut your pipe cleaners in half, grab three pieces and fold them in half
Twist two of the pipe cleaners together on the bend
Twist the third pipe cleaner around the first two
Add beads to the pipe cleaners, and you’ll have a beautiful snowflake.
Photo: The Best Idea for KidsFor this DIY slime recipe, you’ll need green glitter glue, sequins, star confetti, ½ tsp of baking soda, 1 ½ tbsp of contact lens solution, and 2 tbsp of water
Mix the all wet ingredients together in a (except for the lens solutions) and then add in your sequins and confetti
Add your contact lens solution and knead the dough, add ½ tsp of lens solution at a time if the slime is too sticky
Do you have other activity ideas? Let us know at marketing@biermanautism.com.
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