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These prickly animals are great for working on fine motor skills. They are a download of animals that you then fill with your own playdoh and poke little sticks into while using fine motor coordination. They make working on skills fun and interesting. There are 6 types of animals to work with. Animals: porcupine hedgehog…
Use the small blank patterns to have kids create their own design using colored pencils. They can plan the pattern and choose their colors, then create their design with perler beads. Includes pages with 6 small square templates and 6 small circle templates.
A cute template for dressing up a snowman. This can work on fine motor skills as well as visual motor skill.
this is a blank grid of the clothespin tower game to try it out and see how it works. You can read all about the games on the blog.
This is an umbrella that has frequently reversed letters on it, and you can download that one for free. You use clothespins to clip raindrops onto an umbrella.
A fun way to work on fine motor skills by painting with q-tips. Dip a q-tip into paint and make dots on the picture.
A simple craftivity to color and decorate the cookies, cut them out and glue them onto the plate. You can then write a little about your cookies.
This is a nice little theme pack on bugs. There are ideas for doing some crafts with pom poms and pipe cleaner, and bug printables as well as a download for a mother’s day craft and memorial day activity.
This is a big pack of fine motor activities with a bee, pollen, honey theme.
Two Munchy Balls (vinyl balls) with bugs and dice to play the game.
A Ball with mouth and eyes to work on finger strengthening
