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Fine Motor Activities for the Year | Scissor Cutting, Tracing, Handwriting

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Practicing fine motor skills is essential for developing hand, wrist, and finger strength, pencil grasp, visual perception, bilateral integration, hand-eye coordination, and handwriting skills. These fine motor activities provide a fun and engaging way to develop fine motor skills.

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Scissors Skills | Scissor Cutting Practice | Fine Motor Activities

Practicing scissor skills is essential not only for cutting paper, but also to develop fine motor skills needed for writing.

111 pages - PDF

How To Use Glue + Fine Motor Tear and Glue

Practicing how to use glue is essential at the beginning of the year and these glue practice pages are the perfect way to help your little learners gain glue control. These fine motor activities will give your students practice using glue and completing tear and glue activities to help develop those important fine motor skills all year long.

120 Pages - PDF

Fine Motor Cotton Swab Dot It Pages

Practicing fine motor skills is essential for developing the muscles needed to write, and these cotton swab dot it pages are perfect for developing that control. These fine motor activities will give your students practice dotting paint with cotton swabs to help develop those important fine motor skills all year long.

42 Pages - PDF

Fine Motor Dot Sticker Activities

Practicing fine motor skills is essential for developing the muscles needed to write, and these dot sticker activities are perfect for developing that control. These fine motor activities will give your students practice using dot stickers to help develop those important fine motor skills all year long.

70 Pages - PDF

Fine Motor Dot It with Dauber Dot Markers

Practicing fine motor skills is essential for developing the muscles needed to write, and these dot it with bingo daubers and dot markers activities are perfect for developing that control. These fine motor activities will give your students practice dabbing dot markers to help develop those important fine motor skills all year long.

99 Pages - PDF

Fine Motor Hole Punch and Lacing

Practicing fine motor skills is essential for developing the muscles needed to write, and these hole punch and lacing activity pages are perfect for developing that control. These fine motor activities will give your students practice using hole punches and lacing string to help develop those important fine motor skills all year long.

71 Pages - PDF

Fine Motor Pokey Pin Poke Activities

Practicing fine motor skills is essential for developing the muscles needed to write, and these pokey pin push pin activities are perfect for developing that control. These fine motor activities will give your students practice poking push pins to help develop those important fine motor skills all year long.

143 Pages - PDF

Fine Motor Tracing and Handwriting Practice

Practicing tracing, prewriting, and handwriting skills is essential for beginning writers. These fine motor activities will give your students tracing practice in multiple ways to help develop those tracing and writing skills all year long.

152 Pages - PDF

Fine Motor Stamping and Fingerprint Activities

Practicing fine motor skills is essential for developing the muscles needed to write, and these stamping and fingerprint activity pages are perfect for developing that control. These fine motor activities will give your students practice using stamps and fingerprinting to help develop those important fine motor skills all year long.

78 Pages - PDF

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Practicing fine motor skills is essential for developing hand, wrist, and finger strength, pencil grasp, visual perception, bilateral integration, hand-eye coordination, and handwriting skills. These fine motor activities provide a fun and engaging way to practice fine motor skills throughout the year!

 

How can I use these fine motor activities?

  1. Create a Fine Motor Journal or Notebook – A cover for a fine motor journal is included, plus printing tips.
  2. Fine Motor Lessons – Use these fine motor worksheets as a follow up to your fine motor lessons or as intervention.
  3. Send Home to Families – A family or parent letter is included with tips for practicing fine motor skills and how to fix common mistakes.
  4. Morning Work, Centers, or Small Group Activities

CURRENTLY INCLUDED:

➜ Scissor Skills : Scissor Cutting Practice

➜ Tracing Practice with Tracing Lines, Shapes, and Handwriting Strokes

➜ How To Use Glue + Glue Practice Activities

➜ Tearing and Gluing

➜ Dab It with Dot Markers Activities

➜ Dot It with Cotton Swabs Activities

➜ Hole Punch Activities with Lacing Practice

➜ Stamping and Finger Print Activities

➜ Pin Poke Practice

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