Fine Motor Activities
Fine motor skills are precise and coordinated movements involving the small muscles of the fingers, hands, and wrists for hand-related tasks.
Clothespins
Clothespin activities help develop fine motor skills that are related to self-care and academic skills, such as using scissors, grasping pencils, and manipulating buttons.
Dot Stamp
Dot stamp activities enhance handwriting skills by using a pre-writing tool as it promotes various skills, such as grip strength, hand dexterity, and manual control.
hole punch
Hole punch activities are great for strengthening fine motor skills, which will improve using scissor, holding pencils, and getting dressed.
play dough
Play dough activities help develop foundational skills related to handwriting and self-care. They help improve hand and finger strength, coordination, and manual dexterity.
Coloring
Coloring provides opportunities to increase creativity and improve fine motor skills, such as grasp, grip strength, and endurance.
Hand Exercises
Hand exercises build hand and finger muscle, strength, and endurance to help children to be successful with their daily life.
Interactive fine motor activities
Interactive fine motor activities can be used for teletherapy and online learning to increase a child’s learning experience and skillsets at home and school.
push pin & poke
Push pin and poke activities help develop fine motor skills by using a tool that increases finger grasp and strength, awareness of pressure application, and coordination.
