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Drum with Bean Bags
Drum with Bean Bags
MATERIALS:
A large can with a lid (could be coffee or milk powder)
Plain paper the color of your choice to line the can
Another piece of plain paper for the decoration of the bottom and top of the jar
Drawing provided by Avance.
Liquid glue or glue stick
4 pieces of fabric of different textures and / or colors
Thread
Needle
A little rice, lentils , small stones or any other material to fill the bags.
Adhesive tape
Scissors
Introduction:
Throwing the bean bags into the can and shaking it, among other activities, will stimulate visual-motor coordination, which involves activities with controlled movements that require a lot of precision, which will undoubtedly help improve body coordination, developing gross and fine motor skills.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Trace on the butcher paper 1 rectangle and 1 circle, measuring with the can to cover it completely and cut out.
Draw two lines along the 22x3-inch butcher paper with a triangle or square designs and cut them out.
Color and cut out the picture of the Indians or the picture you decide to use.
Cut the fabric forming each one of them into: 1 square, 1 triangle, 1 circle.
Cover the bottom of the can with the circle of butcher paper, taping them together.
Line the can with the butcher paper by sticking it with adhesive tape (do not cover the plastic lid)
Glue the 2 strips with designs of butcher paper on the top and bottom of the can and the drawings in the center.
Line the can with clear tape lengthwise until completely covered.
Sew the 3 fabric figures, folding in half and sew the sides, leaving a small part unstitched.
Fill the three bags with beans, and sew completely.
6. Drum with bean bags cut outs pdfSTEP BY STEP IN PICTURES:
RECOMMENDATIONS:
Adhesive tape can be used to line the entire can, this way it will be more resistant and children can better enjoy their toy.
Do not glue the lid shut since the child must be able to close and open the can.
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