
2. Grasp block with subdominant hand.
3. Place fingertips of dominant hand on nut on the left. Twist one complete turn. Remove fingers.
4. Repeat above step again until nut comes off.
5. Repeat steps 2-4 on each subsequent nut and bolt set until each nut is separated from the its bolt and placed it in front. Observe.
6. Take nut on left side in fingertips of dominant hand. Point to nut, then to bolt.
7. Place nut on top of bolt. Twist nut one complete turn. Remove fingers.
8. Repeat twisting movements in above step until nut is flush with board.
9. Repeat step 6-8 from left to right until all nuts are attached to the corresponding size bolt. Observe.
10. Replace work in proper location.
11. Invite child.
2. Use wrong size nut on bolt.
3. Fail to attach all nuts.
4. Fail to screw nut flush to board.
5. Unable to turn tight nut.
2. Seeing nuts fit correct bolts.
3. Feeling weight, size and shape of nuts.
4. Seeing nut move down on top of bolt.
5. Being able to remove nuts & then replace nuts on bolts.
6. Seeing threads disappear in bolt.
2. Use a wrench instead of hand.
3. Use basket with loose nuts and bolts of varying sizes.
4. Use bolts to connect two pieces of wood with pre-drilled holes.
5. Use basket with separate nuts and bolts that are color coded by size.