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February 4, 2015 by Jenae - Leave a Comment
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Paper Reinforcement Heart Art

Paper Reinforcement Heart Art



 

Little Brother and I enjoyed making this paper reinforcement heart art that doubled as fine motor practice. Pulling those tiny reinforcements off the paper is great for developing the small muscles in hands!

Here’s what you’ll need:  paper reinforcements (you should be able to find these with the office supplies in most stores), markers, cardstock paper, a pencil, and some construction paper.

 

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1. Use a marker to color your reinforcements. Then draw a heart shape on your piece of cardstock.

 

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 Awesome for fine motor practice!

 

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 2. Place the reinforcements inside the heart shape and create a pattern, if you choose. We chose to go diagonally across the heart.

 

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 3. Cut out the heart.

 

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 4. Glue (or tape) it onto a construction paper mat, if you choose.

 

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I sure do love this kiddo!!!

 

 

paper reinforcement heart art square

 

 

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