Glue activities for toddlers and preschoolers are great for strengthening fine motor control, getting the hand ready for writing with a pencil.
I encourage you to introduce your toddler or young preschooler to try using liquid glue (like Elmers) in a jar with a paintbrush. You can pull together a glue tray with stuff you have around the house!
Your little one could learn even more skills with this Montessori-style glue tray set-up, including independence and organizational skills.
In this article, I’ll show you an awesome glue tray setup idea I used when I was a Montessori three to six teacher in the classroom. You can implement this glue tray idea at home for your older toddler, preschooler, or kindergartner.
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