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Challenge fine motor and memory skills with this Superhero Match Up freebie from the Superhero packet.  Print and laminate the page. Using thumb, index and middle finger create small balls of clay. Flatten each ball between thumb and index finger. Place clay over each circle. Player one removes two pieces of clay. If it is a …

Author Date November 6, 2019
Challenge fine motor and memory skills with this Superhero Match Up freebie from the...
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Sixty pieces fit pre

Author Sarah Williams Date April 2, 2015
Sixty pieces fit precisely on a pattern board. Can you complete it without making...
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  • Valentine's Day activities that promote physical activity. A variety pack of Valentine's Day games that include relays, dice games, cootie catchers, brain break cards and more! These are perfect for a Valentine's Day party activity, physical education o
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