Finger Gym
Perfect for Daily Warm-up Exercises and Pencil Control.
(work on writing) This free printable tracing lines busy bag for preschoolers is a great introduction to writing. Preschoolers will have fun tracing the lines and practicing their fine motor skills.(work on writing)
mixed Autumn Tree Threading Activity for developing fine motor skills :: Wings and Roots
British Columbia Kindergarten Math Peg the amount onto the card.
Thread objects onto wooden sticks, skewers, or straws. Children loved doing this with Cheerios!
Firefighters rescue magnetic alphabet and numbers in shredded paper sensory bin
FREE Printables to help you create your own Fine Motor Take Home Kit from Differentiated Kindergarten. Good selection of ideas using everyday items
Mr Potato Head Finger Gym challenge - nice invitation to play
Writing number with feathers
Popping bubble wrap using rolling pins and little fingers promotes fine-motor development: also consider using other kid-friendly tools such as a mallet, golf tees, rocks, sticks, etc.
Punching & threading with leaves - a Hungry Caterpillar fine motor activity. such a cute idea!
Hanging baubles on a mini tree (:
Christmas Tree "Finger Gym" Activity: Decorate with Loose Parts
Conker sorting with tea strainers Maths? How many in each cylinder?
Fine Motor exercises are an important part of any child's curriculum and learning experience. Learning how control your hands and refining those hand muscles help a child learn how to do important, every day life skills like feeding, wiping, zippering, and tying shoes. Enter: Finger Gym. Guest Blog post by The SPED Head at Mrs. D's Corner.
