Overview
The child learns to pour dry beans from one small pitcher to another using a controlled wrist movement. This is the first pouring exercise and prepares the hand for later water pouring. It builds independence and concentration through a simple, repeatable cycle of activity.
Objectives
What the child gains from this work
Develop controlled wrist rotation for pouring. Strengthen hand-eye coordination. Build concentration through a complete work cycle. Prepare for pouring liquids. Foster independence and self-confidence.
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