糖心Vlog

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糖心Vlog

Last updated

27 August 2026

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Get your fingers moving and your smiles growing with a Dough Disco! Children use playdough to complete a range of fun hand exercises, including squeezing, rolling, poking, pinching and stretching.

These playful movements help to strengthen the muscles in little hands and fingers, supporting the development of fine motor skills needed for writing, cutting and everyday classroom tasks.

As children sing along, follow the dance moves and practise finger names such as Tommy Thumb, Peter Pointer, Ruby Ring, Toby Tall and Baby Small, they build confidence, coordination and dexterity in a fun and engaging way.

Dough Disco is a joyful activity that promotes wellbeing, creativity and readiness for learning.

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