Incorporating thick and thin clay activities into the kindergarten curriculum supports a wide range of developmental goals and provides a fun, hands-on learning experience for young children. Children were given clay pressed onto thicker clay bases. Clay activities, specifically those involving the concepts of thick and thin, can help children develop fine motor skills, understand basic concepts of measurement and proportion, and foster creativity.
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