Planned learning intention
To investigate objects and materials using the sense of touch
Resources
Home-made material bags a range of pairs of everyday items that are non-perishable (for example, keys, marbles, coins, sharpeners, fir cones, Lego bricks, mussel shells, small bars of soap, whistles, nuts and bolts)
Step by step
* Buy a piece of remnant material. Use the material to make small bags about 10cm by 10cm.
* Place each of the everyday items gathered into a separate small bag.
* Sew up the fourth side of the bag.
* Mix the bags up. Encourage the children to find the matching bags that contain the pair of similar items.
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