Repeat Pattern Printing Roller

By Tobi Meuwissen

Explore this making and printing activity aimed at EYFS and SEND groups. In this resource learners will be given the opportunity to design their own patterns using string, work on a 3D surface and use movement to create their prints. This activity encourages learners to develop their dexterity, fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, colour mixing and also nurtures their curiosity. This resource requires cheap / recycled materials making it perfect for teaching on a budget.

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