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One pumpkin pie mat, endless ways to build hand strength and early writing.
1 full-color pumpkin pie mat, landscape on US Letter
8 whipped-cream dollops around the rim for counting, sorting and dough work
Open-ended by design — use it a different way every time
Hand and finger strength
Letter, number and shape formation in a forgiving medium
Counting and one-to-one matching
Getting comfortable with messy textures
Laminate the mat or slide it into a dry-erase sleeve. Spread shaving cream, whipped cream or pudding across the pie and let them draw letters, numbers and shapes with a fingertip, then smooth it over and start again. Or roll playdough into the cream dollops, or use it as the base of a sensory tray. Print and go: ready in 2 minutes.
A laminator or dry-erase sleeve, plus whatever you already have — shaving cream, whipped cream, pudding, sand, salt or playdough.
Choose taste-safe materials for children who still mouth things, and stay within arm’s reach during messy play.
Made by Ms. Aviv, a licensed pediatric occupational therapist, and used with real kids before it reaches you. Print-ready PDF on US Letter (prints on A4 with “fit to page”).
One pumpkin pie mat, endless ways to build hand strength and early writing.
1 full-color pumpkin pie mat, landscape on US Letter
8 whipped-cream dollops around the rim for counting, sorting and dough work
Open-ended by design — use it a different way every time
Hand and finger strength
Letter, number and shape formation in a forgiving medium
Counting and one-to-one matching
Getting comfortable with messy textures
Laminate the mat or slide it into a dry-erase sleeve. Spread shaving cream, whipped cream or pudding across the pie and let them draw letters, numbers and shapes with a fingertip, then smooth it over and start again. Or roll playdough into the cream dollops, or use it as the base of a sensory tray. Print and go: ready in 2 minutes.
A laminator or dry-erase sleeve, plus whatever you already have — shaving cream, whipped cream, pudding, sand, salt or playdough.
Choose taste-safe materials for children who still mouth things, and stay within arm’s reach during messy play.
Made by Ms. Aviv, a licensed pediatric occupational therapist, and used with real kids before it reaches you. Print-ready PDF on US Letter (prints on A4 with “fit to page”).