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Enhance your Kindergarten morning routine or math center with this interactive Counting to 20 Fine Motor Activity. If your students are seeking an engaging way to boost fine motor skills and numerical proficiency, these number cards offer a dynamic solution. Tailored for one-to-one correspondence and finger/hand strengthening, this resource is well-suited for Kindergarten math centers, morning work tubs, and occupational therapy fine motor strengthening activities. When is a good time to use this resource? (Include occupational therapy activities): Perfect for Kindergarten math centers. Ideal for morning work tubs, infusing the start of the day with interactive activities. Valuable for occupational therapy fine motor strengthening sessions. Provides a hands-on approach to refining fine motor and number skills. What is included in the PDF? Number cards featuring designated circles for hole punching, facilitating counting to 20. Two sets of task cards, available in both color and black-and-white versions. One set with the correct number of circles, ensuring errorless counting. Another set with extra holes, encouraging students to punch out the correct number. What skills are students working on with this resource? Developing one-to-one correspondence for precise counting. Strengthening fine motor skills through interactive hole punching. Recognizing and counting numbers up to 20. Key Features: Two sets of task cards catering to varying difficulty levels. Color and black-and-white options for versatile use. Engaging fine motor activity for skill enhancement. Interactive counting approach for effective number mastery. Suitable for laminating, extending usability with dry erase markers. Teachers and therapists, explore the comprehensive preview to understand the resource's full scope. For best results by printing onto card stock or laminating for durability with dry erase markers. Offer your students an enjoyable and effective method to enhance fine motor skills while mastering counting to 20. Integrate this resource seamlessly into your daily routine for enriched learning and skill development. Click the star to follow my Creative COTA store. You will receive emails about new resources. Purchase new resources within the first 48 hours of upload and receive 50% off! Thank you. Please consider rating all downloaded resources. Providing a rating for paid resources will earn you TpT credits. Credits can be used toward your future purchases on TpT. Your ratings are helpful when creating new products and I can also update any current product based on your feedback. I hope that you are extremely satisfied and feel you can give the product a 5-star rating. If not, please send me a question/comment if there is something I can do to improve your downloaded purchase. Go to your My Purchases page now to provide a review of resources you have purchased. Sales, ratings, and new followers make my day. Thank you in advance for your time. About the author: As an occupational therapy assistant, I create resources to help students develop essential fine motor, visual perceptual, gross motor, and social-emotional skills, especially in today's challenging times. My goal is to support students in building the foundation they need for success in the classroom. [email protected]
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