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Heads In, Hearts In: Birds Eating Worms

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October 18, 2018 - Author: Michigan State University Extension

In this activity, children will practice fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination by grasping, opening and closing clothespins.

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Tags: 4-h, early childhood development

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