Marshmallow Dough, Free Shipping, Fine Motor Fun

Web Version  |  Update preferences  |  Unsubscribe Like Tweet Forward Pocket Full of Therapy Helping Hands Tool Kit This colorful set of 4 high quality plastic tools makes working on fine motor control and hand skills a breeze for the younger child. Set includes one each of the; small Gator Grabber Tweezers: Handy Scoopers/Bug Tong; Twisty Droppers where you squeeze the bulb to push an air stream out of the twisted tube; Squeezy Tweezers which acts like a smaller, less restive version of our Trap, ( Zipper Zoomball Who needs a half time show when you can have a zipper competition?! How many times can you make the football travel back and forth before it stops?  Classic two player toy for developing bilateral coordination, team work, timing, arm and hand strength and endurance. Soft 5' ball with approximately 7 feet of string. Free Shipping Special Free shipping on orders $35.00 or more!! Place your order before Tuesday 2/7/17  Enter code "4mefree"  Not valid on drop shipments.  Orders shipped to contiguous U.S.  Marshmallow Dough Fun and Edible!  You will need: 5-6 Large Marshmallows, about 1/4 cup Corn Starch, about 1/4 cup Coconut Oil, Food Coloring - Mix the marshmallows, corn starch and coconut oil in a microwaveable bowl.   - Heat for 30-45 seconds then mix food coloring.  Roll, squeeze, squish it  Form letters, shapes, or numbers.   Roll the putty and practice cutting.   Which Super Bowl team is your favorite?  Make your favorite colors!  Can you form a football out of your play dough?  Marshmallow construction All you need is marshmellows and toothpicks!  Have your children use those fine motor skills  pushing a toothpick into a marshmellow. What can they build?  A square? A triangle? Can they spell their name?  Make a field goal out of toothpicks and "kick" your                                                          marshmallow through for three points.  Marshmallow Art Draw a picture on your marshmellow.  Use one marshmellow to draw a head, another to draw a body, and the third to draw lower extremities.  Can you match the body?  Have your group draw different body parts then try to piece them together.   Compiled by Lisa Walker OTR  Use your marshmellows as a paintbrush.  Hold the marshmellow as a stamper, holding the marshmellow and dipping one side.  Or work on your child's grasp and push a marshmellow onto the tip of a pencil.   You're receiving this because you subscribed or placed an order with Pocket Full of Therapy. We will NEVER share or sell your info. Edit your subscription | Unsubscribe Contact Us: (800) PFOT-124 (732) 462-4474 *An OT is always available to answer questions or assist in selecting the right item!