Search results for: fine motor skills

Twisting items is a tricky little skill that we depend upon most often when opening containers. It is a life skill, really~you have to be able to open the milk …

Lacing is a classic fine motor activity for preschoolers. Manipulating the string in and out of the holes takes a lot of effort for little fingers. It strengthens dexterity, hand-eye …

Pinching items and picking them up requires children to use their pincer grasp. It's one of the first fine motor skills your child really develops as a baby, mainly to …

Raise your hand if the thought of giving your child scissors makes you cringe! Scissors and little hands make a lot of people nervous...me included. The first few times Jonah …

As soon as Asher could crawl, he found my magazine basket; he would make a beeline for it every chance he got. Those crinkly pages were just too tempting to …

I'll never forget my first day of teaching kindergarten in an inner-city school with struggling students, half of whom didn't speak English when they walked in my classroom. As I …

I love to make Fine Motor Skills tools with ordinary things if I can, that's why I love these DIY Fine Motor Tongs made with Chopsticks so much. They are …

Help your child strengthen their fine motor skills and learn shapes at the same time with these Shape Lacing Cards. Children will work on the pincer grasp, dexterity, and hand-eye coordination. Perfect for a busy bag.

At this point in our society, it's pretty much essential for kids to learn how to type and become proficient in it. And that's where homeschool typing lessons from a …

If you have a toddler or preschooler, this list of busy bag ideas is just what you need. Busy bags are a great way to keep your toddler or preschooler …