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Use push pins and rubber bands while developing language and academic abilities. These resources also provide the following benefits:
Holding and manipulating small tools develops hand muscles and a tripod grasp. Children enjoy using a push pin to poke through dotted paper to create a variety of designs.
Using Push Pins and Rubber Bands/Elastic Bands, match the corresponding Forest Animal picture on the left column with the lowercase letter it starts with on the right column. Do so by connecting the rubber bands around the push pins.
Using Push Pins and Rubber Bands/Elastic Bands, match the corresponding Forest Animal picture on the left column with the uppercase letter it starts with on the right column. Do so by connecting the rubber bands around the push pins.
Push pins into each of the black circle dots. Using rubber bands, match the corresponding pictures on the left column with the associated picture in the right column by connecting the rubber bands around the push pins.
Push pins into each of the black circle dots. Using rubber bands, match the corresponding pictures on the left column with the letter it starts with in the right column by connecting the rubber bands around the push pins. Upper Case Letters and Lower Case Letters Included!
Push pins into each of the black circle dots. Using rubber bands, match the corresponding shapes on the left column with those on the right column by connecting the rubber bands around the push pins.
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