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Vary with materials: breaking blocks with worktops

Author: Marieke la Verge

Pediatric exercise therapist and founder of Beweegwereld

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The theme worksheets from the online portal Beweegwereld can always be used in multiple ways so that they match the treatment goals and you can vary a lot. Like this worksheet from the theme 'winter'.

You can practice drawing or sculpting snowballs, but also making a tower with the right number of blocks and then coloring the mitten.

For more information and all the possibilities of Beweegwereld, visit: www.beweegwereld.nl
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Breaking blocks 100 pieces

Learning Resources Breekblokjes 100 stuks
Learning Resources Breekblokjes 100 stuks
Learning Resources Breekblokjes 100 stuks
Learning Resources Breekblokjes 100 stuks
Learning Resources Breekblokjes 100 stuks
Learning Resources Breekblokjes 100 stuks
Learning Resources Breekblokjes 100 stuks
Learning Resources Breekblokjes 100 stuks
Learning Resources Breekblokjes 100 stuks
Learning Resources Breekblokjes 100 stuks
Home / Vary with materials: breaking blocks with worktops

Breaking blocks 100 pieces

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Building spatially, counting to 100, dividing and multiplying are easy to understand with these 100 blocks in 10 different colours because the children can experience the lesson material. The blocks simply click together and are just as easy to release, which is ideal for young hands.

These Snap Cubes are not only useful for learning mathematical concepts, but they also stimulate fine motor skills. Snapping the cubes together and apart requires precision and hand-eye coordination, which helps improve children’s motor skills while they learn through play. This makes Snap Cubes a valuable tool for elementary schools, where promoting both cognitive development and motor skills is essential to the learning process.