🟡🔴 Pom-Pom Color Sort with a Twist! 🔵🟢 In this fun and simple motor skills activity, children move colorful pom-poms from one wrist to the matching color container using both hands. This engaging task encourages: ✔️ Crossing the midline ✔️ Bilateral hand coordination ✔️ Color recognition and sorting ✔️ Focus and motor planning Perfect for occupational therapy sessions, classroom brain breaks, or at-home fine motor practice! 🎯 Try it with toddlers, preschoolers, or elementary students workin

If you’ve ever made a yarn pom pom that fell apart, looked wonky, or just didn’t fluff the way you wanted… this one’s for you. 🎀✨ I just shared a brand-new tutorial on the blog showing you how to make perfect, secure pom poms using both a cardboard template and a pom pom maker. I even included my personal trick for making indestructible pom poms — the same method I used when I made 100 of them for a toddler who still plays with them daily (and yes… they’re all still intact!). Inside the tutoria

Here’s how I make pom poms 3x faster - it’s such a game-changer 🧶💡 The onion method is a method I use when wrapping one colour of yarn over a large area of the Pom Pom maker. It saves time and energy and is super easy to do! 1. Take one ball of yarn and take out the first strand 2. Find the first layer of yarn (similar to an onion layer) and peel it back carefully 3. Place the layer next to the ball. You will see you still have one strand coming out of it and then a connecting strand. 4. Take

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