practice drawing loops (similar to lowercase l in cursive, all in a row.)

practice drawing hills and valleys across the paper (up/down)

practice the loops and hills with your eyes closed

practice coloring in small circles with circular motion

practice some maze worksheets. The thinner the maze and the more turns increases the difficulty level.

use a graphic organizer to come up with five ideas for one topic.

use the above ideas and write a paragraph

make a paper airplane

make a fortune teller

make origami projects

string small beads to make a friendship bracelet

practice tying a simple knot by making a mobile

practice shoe tying on a model ( a shoe not on your foot)

practice your buttons (time yourself and try to increase your speed)

wrap rubber bands around a dowel or large marker

practice putting paper clips onto card stock

attach paperclips together

make a munchy ball (parent cuts a 2 inch slit on tennis ball and child decorates ball. Squeeze ball to open and close mouth)

Practice dropping and catching a tennis ball

practice dribbling a playground ball

practice dribbling a tennis ball

play catch (go from larger balls to a tennis ball size)

throw a ball at a target

suspend a balloon or wiffle ball from a tree branch or the ceiling. Hold a paper towel tube or baton with two hands (like in bunting) and hit the ball softly multiple times.

playing jacks

kick a soccer ball through a goal or around set up cones and obstacles