Fine-motor skills

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 …

Lacing is a great way to work on fine motor skills. Manipulating the string in and out of the holes takes a lot of effort for little fingers. It strengthens dexterity, …

This Tracing Lines Busy Bag is perfect for helping your preschooler learn to write. This busy bag idea is super easy to make. There is only a little bit of work involved …

We could all use a little more color in our life! Right? These Rainbow Busy Bags for Preschoolers, or even Kindergarteners, are some of my favorite color matching, color sorting, …

My kids love to use tape. Actually, I can't think of a child I know that doesn't like to use a tape dispenser. Using tape is such a great way …

These Easy Tips for Correcting Pencil Grip are proven and effective ways to help you teach a child how to hold a pencil correctly. Learning a proper pencil grasp can …

Rainy days can be some of the hardest for moms of active kids. I like to save some of the easy kids activities for rainy days to help us from …

Fine Motor Skills are important to everyday activities such as tying shoes, writing names, and buttoning a shirt. Little hands need practice to develop these skills and strengthen hand muscles. …

We love torn paper crafts at our house. They are easy to make and strengthen fine motor skills for little fingers. One of my favorite spring time art pieces is …

While I try to set up frugal  fine motor skills activities from common household items as often as I can, there are times that we purchase items, receive them as …