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Use cotton swabs to form letters of the alphabet.
Activities to help children work on their cutting skills!
Use paper plates to create all kinds of fun creatures! Images and instructions included.
Ways to use playdough to work on your child's fine motor skills at home!
Using the Spring Home packet, paint and Q-tips to paint
These practice worksheets are simple and can be easily re-created if a printer isn't available!
Using materials you may have at home to work on fine motor tasks and forming letters
Activities that use items you may already have at home!
These fun fine motor activities for teens are perfect for building strength and coordination!
A collection of fine motor activities for young children that are easy to set up and promote a whole range of basic learning skills.
Most efficient pencil grip position when writing and activities to promote the strength and coordination needed for gripping the pencil
Cut and paste pictures, for coloring as well as writing words and letters
Create an account (free for 90 days) to explore the Handwriting Without of Tears Distance Learning; which includes digital letter formations, teaching videos, and fun animations your children will love.
If you have a question as to whether an activity is appropriate for your child, please contact your child’s occupational therapist. This is not intended to be or replace medical advice.