Have you ever thought that recycled materials such as cartons, plastic bottles, thick paper cards and straws can be turned into teaching AIDS for children? See what they do.

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Teaching aid 3: Mini ferrule set

Materials: wooden board, round stick, big straw (big hole straw like drinking tea).

Tools: art knife, scissors, electric drill, woodworking glue (or white glue, but the white glue is not firm)

As it becomes softer, the movements of the hands become more and more detailed. In order to further train the flexibility and concentration of fingers, Dad made this mini hoop set.

Exercise:

1. First drill a hole in the board with an electric drill, and then press the round bar into the board.

2. Fix the middle with woodworking glue. First, trim the top of the round bar with a utility knife to facilitate the insertion of the straw, but not too sharp, so as not to hurt the baby.

3. Cut the straw into small pieces with different lengths.

I didn't know how to set it at first, did I? After playing for several times, it is getting worse and worse, and the chances of being caught in it are getting higher and higher.

More and more skilled, I will aim first and then put it on.

Pull it out, this is too simple, and then develop more difficult ~ ~ (above, clap your hands gently and proudly)

Dad said that he could write numbers on straws and play digital solitaire in the future. These teaching AIDS can train the flexibility of your fingers, and you can do DIY easily without spending money. Is it very creative?