Fine motor boxes

5 Activities for Teaching Colors to Preschoolers with Free Task Cards. These activities are simple prep as well as engaging for toddlers and preschoolers!

Kindergarten and preschool fine motor tubs. Access 8 quick implemented fine motor tubs for kindergarten and preschool students.

Fine Motor exercises are an important part of any child's curriculum and learning experience. Learning how control your hands and refining those hand muscles help a child learn how to do important, every day life skills like feeding, wiping, zippering, and tying shoes. Enter Finger Gym.

November Fine Motor Task Boxes These task boxes are PERFECT for morning tubs, busy bins, early finishers, or just for a little extra fine motor practice. These skills are ideal for preschoolers. You can grab this pack in my TPT shop. November Fine Motor Task Boxes Here is a peek inside this pack. There are 10 activities that fit inside 4x6 photo boxes. Scissor Skills- Cut along each line. Letter Mazes- Follow each maze. This is great for prewriting practice. Play Dough Mats- Roll out play…

Setting up a cutting box is a great way to have fine motor cutting practice for kids.

Do you use task boxes in your classroom? I love putting together these types of activities where kids are not only working on math and literacy but improving their fine motor skills. These four task boxes are great to put together this winter to use in centers or as independent work.

December Fine Motor Activities for Preschool and Kindergarten Are you looking for fine motor activities for the month of December? These fine motor activities fit into 4x6 photo boxes for easy storage and can be used for early finishers, morning tubs, or center time. December Fine Motor Task Boxes Monthly Fine Motor Task Box Bundle Wrapping Paper Cut and Paste- Cut pieces of wrapping paper to build each letter. Gingerbread Mazes- Use a dry erase marker to follow each maze. Count and Build…

UPDATE: Brain Boxes were a huge success in my classroom! I'm in my second year of using them and they've worked even better than I could've imagined. I originally thought I'd have to switch them out each month or so... but believe it or not, my class used these same boxes ALL YEAR LONG. That almost makes me feel like a tiny bit of a rotten teacher for not going nuts trying to make them fresh and seasonal, but guess what- no worries, because they LOVED them! All. Year. Long. I love to share…

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Quiet bins are a tool that can be used in the classroom or at home. Many people use quiet bins as a way to hold an organized fine motor activities, visual motor activities, and other activities for kids. Many times teachers are looking for a center activity that can be used with a small group ... Read more