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My students are working on interacting with each other and holding/exploring objects with their hands, so this activity is great for that!
My students are working on following directions, attending to a task, exploring objects, interacting with peers by taking turns with the bean bags.
My student’s are currently working on their social skills. Often times in the classroom, my students will not interact with each other with out prompts. The beanbag can be the prompt to initiate my students to socialize with each other.
My students are going to love every aspect of this lesson, from making them to playing with them. We have two bean bags in my classroom and they fight over them now that they will be so exciting that they will each have their own. I am going to buy fabric markers and white socks and have them decorate them and write their names on them!
This is a great activity for my kids to work on their gross and fine motor skills, as well as following directions and working with a partner.
This seems to be a great sharing and cooperative activity that could enhance my students’ social and pragmatic skills. I can’t wait to implement it.
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