Learning Resources Froggy Feeding Fun™ Activity Set
Product Number: LER5072
$29.99
Squeeze the frog to open its mouth, pick up flies and strengthen fine motor muscles! Roll a cube to determine which flies to munch. Includes: 2 rubber frogs, 60 flies, 1 number cube, 1 color cube, Activity guide. Frogs measure 2.5"D. Grades: PreK+. Learning Style: Tactile, Visual. Skill Development: Math- Reinforces both numbers and counting skills using the number cube with flies, allowing students to explore number-quantity relationships. Fine Motor- Encourages bilateral coordination by grasping the frog with one hand and feeding it with the other. Fine Motor- Squeezing the frog using a forefinger and thumb helps strengthen the hand muscles needed to establish a proper mature grasp for handwriting.
Squeeze the frog to open its mouth, pick up flies and strengthen fine motor muscles! Roll a cube to determine which flies to munch. Includes: 2 rubber frogs, 60 flies, 1 number cube, 1 color cube, Activity guide. Frogs measure 2.5"D. Grades: PreK+. Learning Style: Tactile, Visual. Skill Development: Math- Reinforces both numbers and counting skills using the number cube with flies, allowing students to explore number-quantity relationships. Fine Motor- Encourages bilateral coordination by grasping the frog with one hand and feeding it with the other. Fine Motor- Squeezing the frog using a forefinger and thumb helps strengthen the hand muscles needed to establish a proper mature grasp for handwriting.
- The friendly-faced frogs are large and encourage whole hand grasping
- Children can also practice sorting and grouping the 6 flies
- Terrific for ages 3 and up
Squeeze the frog to open its mouth, pick up flies and strengthen fine motor muscles! Roll a cube to determine which flies to munch. Includes: 2 rubber frogs, 60 flies, 1 number cube, 1 color cube, Activity guide. Frogs measure 2.5"D. Grades: PreK+. Learning Style: Tactile, Visual. Skill Development: Math- Reinforces both numbers and counting skills using the number cube with flies, allowing students to explore number-quantity relationships. Fine Motor- Encourages bilateral coordination by grasping the frog with one hand and feeding it with the other. Fine Motor- Squeezing the frog using a forefinger and thumb helps strengthen the hand muscles needed to establish a proper mature grasp for handwriting.