Set of clay molding cards with corresponding clay colors and a rolling pin on a white background
Set of plastic tools including a yellow ball, green dome, red ring, green heart, and white rolling pin on a white background.
Set of six educational cards from Clay Delight showing shapes and basic forms.
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Clay Delight kit

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Description

CLAY DELIGHT

Field Details
Title CLAY DELIGHT
Code SILK-II-008
Activity Goal To inspire creativity, develop fine motor skills, and enhance sensory exploration through playdough and shape recognition.
Skills Developed Creativity & imagination • Fine motor skills (pincer and palmar grip) • Tactile sensory exploration • Eye-hand coordination • Language skills

Materials Needed

  • Flashcards with shapes (oval, heart, triangle, circle) and flower patterns
  • Playdough (yellow and blue)
  • 2 Shape cutters
  • 1 Roller

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step Instruction
1 Prepare the Workspace: Lay out the flashcards on a clean, flat surface. Make sure everything is easily accessible.
2 Introduce the Shapes: Show each flashcard to the child, one by one. Name the shape and encourage the child to repeat the name and point to the flashcard.
3 Prepare the Playdough: Let the child pinch, squeeze, and roll the yellow playdough. Help them form thin lines or small pieces to use for shaping.
4 Shape the Playdough: Guide the child to press the playdough onto the outlines of the shapes on the flashcards. Help them mold the playdough along the edges to match the shape.
5 Add Creative Touches: Encourage the child to use both yellow and blue playdough to decorate their shapes. They can create patterns or add extra designs, boosting creativity and colour recognition.
6 Explore with Tools: Show the child how to use the shape cutters and roller. Let them experiment with making new shapes and designs using these tools.
7 Admire the Artwork: Once done, take time to appreciate the child’s work together. Discuss the colours, shapes, and patterns they used, encouraging them to describe their creations.