Do-a-Dot markers are one of our favorite activities, especially for one of my little ones! She LOVES, LOVES, LOVES them. Do-a-Dot markers are great for hand-eye coordination and visual scanning, so it's great practice for little ones!
For an easy and quick craft, you can find seasonal (or non-seasonal) printables for your little ones! This week we decorated snowflakes - even if it was in the upper 60's one day! Ha! Maybe soon we will get to experience real snow. Until then, we can decorate away!
The concept of an accessible playground extends beyond physical accessibility. It also focuses on creating an inclusive and welcoming atmosphere for children of all backgrounds and abilities. In addition to the inclusive play equipment, these playgrounds often incorporate elements of nature, such as sensory gardens and natural materials, to provide a multisensory experience for children.
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