T-4-2

Half the hands, twice the fun

Why play this way?

In Unstoppable, different animals combine their abilities to accomplish something none of them could do alone. This goofy challenge brings that idea to life as two people quite literally team up — inside one shirt — to make a sandwich using just one arm each. Success depends on communication, cooperation… and a whole lot of giggles.

Food
Social Emotional
Fine Motor
Let's Play!

SET THE STAGE FOR PLAY: 1 MINUTE

Adult Participation: Optional

Ready

A large T-shirt

Sandwich fixings (bread, spreads, cheese, veggies, etc.)

Child-safe knives

A partner (another child or a grown-up)

Set

Squeeze into the shirt together!

  • Each of you puts one arm through a sleeve.
  • Let your other arms dangle inside the shirt.

Decide what kind of sandwich you want to make.

Play!

Work together, using only your free hands, to: 

  • Gather your ingredients.
  • Assemble your sandwich.
  • Cut it in half.
  • Eat and enjoy!

Set your play to music with this L•M•N•O•Play!List

FEATURING SONGS ABOUT teamwork

IT TAKES TWO

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