Preschool & Kindergarten Fine Motor Skills Practice Activities | Yearlong BUNDLE 900+ PAGES

Implement these fun and engaging fine motor skills activities every single month.  Students will love the prewriting tracing practice, hands-on fine motor centers, fine motor task cards, and low-prep fine motor practice! Perfect for Fine Motor Fridays as well!

Your little learners will be so excited about fine motor centers that they’ll beg to do them! These are perfect for morning tubs as students get their fingers ready for the day!

⭐️⭐️⭐️Since each month includes predictable activities, students will already understand what to do and can work independently…however, they’ll be excited and motivated by the new monthly materials and themes, so they don’t get bored!

Benefits of Using these Activities in the Classroom:

❤️ Build Hand strength and pre-writing skills

❤️ Prepare little hands for future academic tasks

❤️ Children won’t realize they’re learning or doing “work” because they’re too
busy having fun

❤️ Activities are similar from month to month, so children can be taught once
and then engage with the new themed materials each month independently

❤️ Prep once and use year after year!

❤️ Perfect for Small Groups, Centers, or Morning Tub Activities

✅ EVERY SINGLE MONTH Includes more than 20 Fine Motor Centers Such as:

• Cutting and Snipping
• Gluing
• Lacing Yarn
• Poking with a Pin
• Hole Punching
• Left to Right Tracing
• Tracing Images
• Dab a Dot
• Sticker Pictures
• Q-Tip Painting
• Torn Paper Art
• Geoboards
• Snap Cube Pictures
• Pom Pom Pictures
• Lego Letters
• Craft Stick Letters
• Playdoh Pictures

Ways to Implement the Fine Motor Centers:

⭐️ Morning Tubs to get fingers warmed up

⭐️ Center Time

⭐️ Small Groups

⭐️ Fine Motor Friday

FEEDBACK FROM TEACHERS LIKE YOU:

❤️ Fine motor Fridays is part of my classroom this year and these monthly sets
are perfect. (Shawn, K Teacher)

❤️ My kids had so much fun with these activities. . (Nicole, Pre-K Teacher)

❤️ Love this! Such a fun way to get fine motor practice (Cindy, 1st Grade
Teacher)