Did you miss the Developing Fine Motor Skills Series? You can find all the posts below.
Day 1: What are fine motor skills and why develop them?
Day 2: 10 Ways to Boost the Power of Playdough
Day 3: Focus on Fine Motor Skills~Tearing
Day 4: Focus on Fine Motor Skills~Cutting
Day 5: Focus on Fine Motor Skills~Pinching
Day 6: Focus on Fine Motor Skills~Lacing
Day 7: Focus on Fine Motor Skills~Twisting
Day 8: 100 Household Items for Fine Motor Skills
Day 9: The Natural Next Step~Writing
Day 10: 10 Favorite Toys for Fine Motor Fun
I've found that I've only touched the tip of the iceberg with the Fine Motor Skills Series and I have so much more to say in the coming weeks. If you'd like to follow along, you can subscribe to get updates sent straight to your email inbox.
Maizie Zamlowski
Friday 2nd of March 2018
None of the "Developing Fine motor skills series" links are working! I want to see the material in them so bad.
Sara McClure
Monday 12th of March 2018
Thank you for letting me know. They are working now. Read to your heart's content :)
6 Tips for Correcting Pencil Grip | Happy Brown House
Tuesday 19th of May 2015
[…] they start picking up small snacks off their highchair. There are lots of basic play activities for developing fine motor skills that can be set up easily with things around the house. See my Developing Fine Motor Skills Series […]
The Natural Next Step~Handwriting
Sunday 17th of May 2015
[…] I’ve convinced you during the 10 Days of Developing Fine Motor Skills Series that providing opportunities for your child to develop fine motor skills are important and worthy […]