Touch Twister

Touch Twister

Directions

Identify body parts with your child: knees, elbows, neck, fingers, toes, wrist, ankles, and nose. Choose a part and then try to touch another body part with it; hand to heel, nose to knee, or heel to bottom. Do this activity together. Touch a body part of yours with one of your child's; head to back, elbow to elbow, ear to shoulder. Enjoy the touching, twisting, and learning.


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