We have been rescuing a lot of things from these little rubber bands lately. Pine Cones, Dinosaurs and more!
It is a lot of fun for Harper, and I am always an advocate for little kids to have access to fine motor activities.
This one is much like the others we have done, but just a bit more magical. What little girl wouldn't love to rescue a unicorn from danger?
To set this activity up you will need:
A toy unicorn
Directions:
Trap the unicorn with bands by stretching them around the legs, tail, head, horn and body.
Offer the unicorn to your child and encourage your child to remove the bands, one by one.
Be sure to observe this activity, especially with younger kids, as these bands can be a choking risk.
Discard all bands when finished to keep kids and pets safe.
If you have older kids who want to work on this activity, add a lot more bands! For younger kids, adding 10 bands is more than enough of a challenge, but with older kids, you can really wind the bands around the unicorn, and go overboard! It will keep them entertained for a while.
Check out these other fine motor activities for more fun ideas.
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