- Kids
- 20 min
What you need:
- Jumbo Creamy Crayons
- Easy Peel Stickable Colouring Roll
- Playsafe Scissors
Skill Level
Messy Points
Step 1
What’s in a name? Cut long strips from the Easy Peel Stickable Colouring Roll, then trim into shorter sections to make letters of your name. Then take your strips and stick onto a sheet of paper, making one letter at a time.
Step 2
Let’s get creative! Cover the page in splishes and splashes of colour with soft and smooth Jumbo Creamy Crayons.
Step 3
When you’re done, carefully peel the adhesive paper strips from the page. You’ll be left with an amazing piece of art to hang on the door of your bedroom!
Tip
This is a great fine motor activity which will help develop a child’s pincer grip!
Big Thinkers
This is a great fine motor activity which will help develop a child’s pincer grip!
Skill Development
Hand-eye coordination: Making big, wide movements when colouring improves arm strength and drawing control.
Visual Perception: Teaching children their names through letter association helps them grow their reading skills.
Pre-writing: Encouraging the pincer grip ensures children begin their pre-writing journey in the best way possible.
EYLF Outcome 1b: Children develop their emerging autonomy, interdependence
and sense of agency.
EYLF Outcome 4c: Children transfer and adapt what they have learned from one context to another.
EYLF Outcome 5d: Children begin to understand how symbols and pattern systems work.
Visual Perception: Teaching children their names through letter association helps them grow their reading skills.
Pre-writing: Encouraging the pincer grip ensures children begin their pre-writing journey in the best way possible.
EYLF Outcome 1b: Children develop their emerging autonomy, interdependence
and sense of agency.
EYLF Outcome 4c: Children transfer and adapt what they have learned from one context to another.
EYLF Outcome 5d: Children begin to understand how symbols and pattern systems work.