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This post may contain affiliate links.The pictures included to copy are of a dog, cat, bunny, cow, mouse, truck, submarine, house, and ice cream cone. It is great for working on visual perceptual skills to have kids figure out which shapes will be used in the pictures. You can cut out and laminate the shapes,…
This post may contain affiliate links.Print the pattern out onto parchment paper which is cut to the size of regular paper so it will print on your printer. Then place the parchment paper pattern onto a double layer of fleece material (or other material you are using), and sew right over the lines on the…
This post may contain affiliate links. This is a fine motor game where you put clothespins on animals as their legs. There is also a writing component. It works on fine motor strengthening while practicing classroom knowledge. Objective The goal of the game is to get all eight of your animal legs before your opponent…
This post may contain affiliate links. A new clothespin game where you have to build the flower petal by petal and use the clothespin to hold the petals onto the flower. There are three different ways to play the game. You can play it with the marble bowling or dice, a card game like go…
This post may contain affiliate links.These are flowers with stems that have letters on them. You duct tape them to some dowels and stick the dowels into florist foam in a bucket (and it works to use rice, play doh, or beans also) so that the flowers are growing up out of the bucket. You…
This post may contain affiliate links.The full game has three parts, not including the free version. There is the simple flat one page of flowers to clip matching letter leaves onto. It is a simple letter or color matching activity for those who need the simplicity. The second game is the flower garden using popsicle…
This post may contain affiliate links.A cute activity to work on fine motor skills while feeding the pets in the pet store. First you roll the dice to determine which animal you will be feeding (each animal is assigned a number on the board). Then it is time to feed your animal. You roll the…
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