Christmas Fine Motor Math Activities are a fun and hands on way to strength fine motor skills, build spatial and visual discrimination, while practicing counting. These are perfect for morning work tubs, math centers, a holiday party or fine motor tubs in a kindergarten classroom. These STEM activities are sure to be a hit in your classroom! Included are a variety of fun themed activities that your students are sure to love. I have included affiliate links to all of the manipulates that I use as well. Pattern Blocks One of my favorite fine motor activities is Christmas Pattern Block Math Activities Your students will have a blast working with shapes to build different Christmas themed pictures and count how many of each shape is used. Included in the packet are a variety of options for the 10 pictures including tracing only, small task cards that will challenge your students and encourage visual and spacial discrimination, as well as an open ended blank build your picture with shapes option. This provides an amazing option to differentiate and allow them to see the different shapes that you can use to build a shape. Each student may come out with a different way to create the picture and compare and a great way to bring in math questioning. I have included a free sample of one of the versions of the reindeer and the ornament for you to try in your classroom at the end of the post. If you don't get have Pattern Blocks yet, I have included my affiliate link for those as well. Snap Cubes Another favorite fine motor activity that I love is Christmas Snap Cubes. This is another hand on activity to get students building, creating, and counting quantities up to 30. Included are 10 different Christmas mats for students to build directly on as well as a version without counting, in case your students aren't there yet, as well as the small easy to store task cards. You can find the snap cubes here, if you don't have them in your classroom yet. And you can find a free sample freebie on on version of a snap cube stocking and snap cube wreath at the end of this post. Building Blocks These are another hit and with all of the Lego's you may have laying around. Students can use the Lego's to create their Christmas themed pictures. These are available in large to scale mats, you have even have the students build directly on the mats and count how many of each color or small easy to store task cards that are not to scale. They are also amazing fine motor practice! Included in the complete set are 10 different pictures. You can find the picture of the Christmas tree and a Gingerbread house as a free sample in my fine motor sample pack. Geoboards Geoboards are another great fine motor activity to use in your classroom. They are such a hands on way for students to practice making and identifying shapes and great for your tactile learners. These geoboard pictures include both a simple level and a more complex picture. You can find the geoboards that I use in my classroom here: Christmas Fine Motor Bundle You can find all of these activities with 10 different pictures in each set as well as other additional activities at a discounted price in my Christmas Fine Motor Bundle here. You can also click on any of the images to take you to the individual packets in my store. Or you can find the Free Christmas Fine Motor Sample here
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Learn how to make a DIY snowflake peg board for kids. This is a fun and easy fine motor activity for toddlers and preschoolers this winter.
Christmas fine motor activities - cut Santa's beard scissor skills.
Before a child learns to write letters in cursive, connect letters together, and recall the formation of cursive letters, it is helpful to build the skills needed for controlled pencil movements. When writing in cursive, we keep the pencil tip on the paper for a longer period of time compared to printed handwriting. When writing ... Read more
Practice shape recognition and fine motor skills using this adorable Christmas-themed Free Printable Christmas Shapes Activity. Get yours today! I'm super excited to share this cute Christmas tree math center activity with you today! It's
Today we will be learning about Henri Matisse’s Cut-Outs and using his work as a tool to practise your child’s Fine Motor Skills and creativity. We will do this by creating our own Matisse Cut-Out masterpiece. Got older kids that want to join in? No problem! This activity caters for a range of ages.
This printable Tracing Lines Busy Bag is perfect for helping preschoolers practice pre-writing skills. Kids will love using the dry erase marker!
Give little kids an opportunity to practice their fine motor skills with these free printable tracing Christmas preschool worksheets. Great for preschoolers & kindergartners! You're definitely not going to want to miss them!
Looking for fun Morning Tubs for kids? Check out these 8 Hands-On Dinosaur themed activities for Preschool or Kindergarten.
Back to School is right around the corner for us and I am SUPER excited to kick of this school year with some fun, hands-on and engaging resources for The
These printable racecar scissor skills printables are perfect fine motor practice for preschool and kindergarten racing fans!
Building gumdrop structures is an awesome way to practice both engineering skills and fine motor skills for a great STEM activity.
This massive resource on visual motor skills includes visual motor activities and a breakdown of all things visual motor integration.
Fine Motor Journals are a place where students can do various fine motor activities such as writing, drawing, name activities, and cutting! It's like a mini-portfolio just about a student's fine motor skills, so instead of tons of random papers with fine motor activities, it's now in one organized spot! Fine motor journals are FUN short activities to support students learning how to write, draw, cut, and develop strong fine motor skills and match the learning theme (ex: transportation, pets, Valentine's Day, Earth Day, fall, spring) you are doing in your classroom.
A fun printable for preschoolers - color by number, cut and paste train worksheets to improve fine motor skills! If your preschooler is obsessed with trains, then this fine motor printable is meant just for
These free printable Pumpkin Tracing Worksheets are a fun way for kids to work on fine motor skills, writing strokes, and more this fall!
Make Your Own DIY Sewing Cards using craft items found in your home. This is an easy beginner's sewing project. Introduce how to sew to a small child.
These mini eraser activities are OT-approved! Head over to the Target Dollar Spot, grab yourself some mini erasers, and give these a try.
Are you looking for some ways to create a fine motor station in your classroom or therapy session? Get these free fine motor station cards!
Strengthen fine motor skills by hole punching your train ticket!
This resource on visual perceptual skills covers underlying areas of visual perception, red flags, and activities to develop each area.
Christmas themed lacing cards are a wonderful winter fine motor activity for toddlers and preschoolers. A fun Christmas craft for kids!
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Here's a collection of Harold and the Purple Crayon Activities and Crafts to go along with the story that children love.
What is visual motor integration, why is it important, and suggestions to help your child develop this important skill!
FREE resources for the Kindergarten and Early Elementary classoom!
If your children are bored then teach them how to make fun paper springs. They can turn them into crafts and improve fine motor skills at the same time.
Free cutting worksheets for fine motor skills. Practice Scissor Skills with our free Fine Motor Activities Printable PDF.
These gross motor mindfulness activities combine whole body movement with mindful breathing and self-awareness.
This Montessori inspired Printable Preschool Cutting Busy Box is a perfects scissor cutting activity for toddlers and preschool kids for fine motor skills.
