David's Fine-Motor Creations
My son David
inherited the fine-motor creativity genes. His mother is
an occupational therapist,
his father an engineer who ties flies and
plays banjo. One grandfather was an engineer and sculptor and
the one other built a house. Grandma made her children's clothes and
the other grandma crocheted Afghans. Four aunts are artists and one
uncle
builds furniture.
If it takes nature
and nurture to
create a personality, then David lucked out there too. At an early age
his favorite "toys" were tape, glue, rubber bands, string, scissor,
clay, paper and
wood.
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As an adult, my son backpacked 1/2 the Appalacian Trail summer of
2011. Realizing that he needed a lighter cooking stove, he started this
business:
BottleStoves.com
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Glue
Scissors Paper Rubber bands Tape
Clay String
I
want to share these creations to show what a child
can do when
given the materials, limitation on "screen"
time (television and computers) and a basement
room
he can mess up and hopefully clean up, too. All it
takes
is a stretch of the imagination.
Decorate a Plate
(made between 4-6 years of age)
Soap carving- builds strong hands and
visual-
perceptual skills.
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