Developing Tactile Skills
This lesson is about developing tactile skills. You will gather items and put them in a sack. You will use these items in the exercise that I have included in this lesson.
First, you will gather some small items that children can recognize. For example, you can use a pencil, pen, eraser, chalk, chalk eraser, marker, different coins, and other small items.
Then, you will place them in a box so you can have them ready for the exercise.
When you are ready to start, you will have the students gather around a table. You will place the items on the table and go over each item with the students.
Then, you will place one item in the sack and have a student reach into the sack without looking and feel the item. You will have them guess what the item is by the feel of it.
You can use a different item for each student.
You can reward them for guessing the object.
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