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Transferring Ideas
Grasping dried pasta twists by hand and transferring between 2 bowls on a tray.
Spooning dried beans between 2 bowls on a tray.
Spooning dried beans between 2 bowls on a tray.
Spooning rice or lentils between 2 bowls on a tray.
Transferring water with a sponge between 2 bowls (or a double bowl) with a small sponge for drips, on a tray.
Transferring liquid with a mini ladle between 2 bowls, with a small sponge for drips, on a tray.
Transferring liquid with a turkey baster between 2 bowls, with a small sponge for drips, on a tray.
Transferring liquid with a pipette between 2 shot glasses, with a small sponge for drips, on a tray.
Transferring coloured water with a pipette on to an upturned soap mat, with a small sponge for drips, on a tray.
Transferring liquid with a syringe between 2 shooter glasses, on a tray.
Transferring pasta shells with tongs between 2 bowls on a tray.
Transferring large coloured beads with tongs between a large bowl and
Transferring cotton wool balls with meatball tongs between 2 bowls on a tray.
Transferring Hama® beads from a small bowl to a Hama board using tweezers, on a trayHama beads are wonderfully fiddly and therefore perfect for using with tweezers. The child can make random patterns or make a picture. These also have the added benefit that the image can be made permanent if ironed.
Using training chopsticks to transfer HappyMais® between a bowl and a sorting dish.
Using Chopsticks (or training chopsticks) to transfer HappyMais® between a box and a bowl on a tray.
Pegging clothes pegs onto the edge of a box or basket on a tray.
Pegging mini clothes pegs onto the edge of a tray/ onto a line strung across a tray.
Using Tea Tongs (or any tongs) to transfer beads out of a bowl of water.
Using a garlic press to squeeze water from mini sponges.
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A huge thank you to everyone who has contributed to our ideas bank.
We take no responsibility for the safety of these suggestions - please always assess the risks of activities you present to children.
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