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| Pieces of tissue paper are crumbled to represent the blossoms and the leaves of the Forsythia. Crumbling these bits of paper are hand strengthening. |
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| Students used "dobbers" and markers as design mediums. |
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| Dobbers require hand/eye coordination as well as pressure control. |
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| Students were asked to draw 5 stems for the blossoms. Counting and drawing, drawing and counting. |
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| The tops to the dobbers can be tricky to both open and close and are a good exercise for tiny hands. |
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