Water Transfer and Pouring Activity for Ages 3–5
Children transfer a small amount of water between stable containers with cups, spoons and a sponge. This sensory activity supports coordination, concentration and quantity language.
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Children transfer a small amount of water between stable containers with cups, spoons and a sponge. This sensory activity supports coordination, concentration and quantity language.
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