Showing posts with label Sensory Skills. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sensory Skills. Show all posts

Friday, March 9, 2012

Painting without actually touching it !!!

Bismillah,



Yes these are some painting done by Alishbah and me.... and without actually touching the paint. I then attached on the fridge :).   How?????

For this you will need:

Baking paper/wax paper  (i bought it from Dhs 1-10 shop for just Dhs 4)
Some colourful paints (preferable arcylic paints)

Now what we done
Alishbah putting some paints on baking paper
I then put another baking paper over it and now Alishbah is pressing the paints forming a texture
This what happened after some couple of presses by me and Alishbah
Then I de-acttached the paper(you will get 2 paintings now) dried them off and then cut down the edges. Tand-dana DONE!!

Beach Fun

Bismillah,
Alhumdulillah, what a great fun we had yesterday on beach. Alishbah enjoyed playing on sand.... Her excitment level was soo high that she was not allowing us to leave the beach :)

Taking a scoop of sand

And dumping in a bucket 
Now holding a bucket... Look at her tongue
And putting on her own hahahahaha
Playing with sand


Feeling its texture 

Making a sand mountain
I hide her feet in sand and start playing `Alishbah k feet kahan hain? (where are alishbah feet)`. She showing her foot and saying `yahan hain(here)`
We also saw a beautiful sun-set (SubhanAllah)
 This kind of outdoor activity is very good for health... both sand and fresh breeze are way too good for all of us :)


Thursday, February 16, 2012

Messy Play: Finger Painting

Bismillah,

Last week we started some finger-painting
Alishbah like to paint  BUT BUT BUT more love to paint on her own (hahahahaha):) The painting experience was a bit tough and messy experience for me so try it just before bath time.
 (I will try making edible paint at home later inshaAllah)

What is this mamma??

pressing and feeling the paint
see her happiness



Her first ever painting (ofcourse i helped her)





finger painting is very beneficient in developing eye-hand cordination, fine motor skills and sensory touch. What looks like a mess on the surface is truly a learning experience for your child.