Felt Pizza to Work on Button Skills
I have a client that needs to work on buttoning skills, and I found that I do not have many buttoning activities that are appropriate and fun for older kids. When I heard another therapist mention that the pepperoni pizza buttoning activity is her favorite, I searched the internet and came up blank. I therefore made my own. Here is my felt pizza buttoning activity.
I used different colors of felt for the different pizza toppings. There is yellow cheese, pepperoni, and green peppers.
I found that the pieces of felt needed to be doubled and stitched together. Then I added buttons and button holes in each of the pieces.
You can now order the Button Pizza in the Therapy Fun Zone Shop.
You can also now order a pattern to make your own, including direction on how to make it without sewing.
Materials:
- Felt Pizza
- Buttons
Skills:
- Fine motor
- ADL
- Dressing
- Buttoning
- Bimanual
- Motor Planning
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What a terrific idea! A fun way to practice button skills… For young kids or kids learning basic skills, it gives color matching practice. If you felt like getting really fancy, the pizza could be sewn as slices for fraction studies to boot! What a neat inclusive activity that meets skills on so many levels. I love this!
Thank you. I too like the color matching of the piece to the right color of button.
This is a super idea!!
What a cute idea!
I love this website and I LOVE this activity!!!
Thank you. Glad you like it.
This is what you call creativity!