Chain link pattern cards

*J-Bug is currently 38 months old* J-Bug is never required to participate in school time. I set up these trays to give him so...

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I've been trying to find some interesting, self-correcting activities that Nim can do with little supervision for times when I'm working one-on-one with the

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Linking for fine motor, or use for learning patters!

This busy bag combines colour recognition with pattern matching and fine motor skills! Have your little one follow the patterns on the cards to duplicate the pattern. Have them create their own patterns too! Talk to them about the colours they see, look around for similar colours, count the links,

Free Number Cards 1-6 to practice counting and work on fine motor skills with chain links. #finemotorpractice #finemotorskills #morningtubs #mathcenters

Welcome to Keeping My Kiddo Busy! You’ll find printable educational activities geared for toddlers through primary students.

Explore various techniques to enhance alphabet recognition skills. One of my preferred methods involves incorporating engaging fine motor chain link activity cards. These versatile chain links are readily available, cost-effective when purchased in bulk, and ideal for budget-conscious educators. Elevate your classroom experience with this innovative approach!

There are so many ways to practice alphabet recognition, one of my favorite ways to do so is to add some fine motor chain link activity cards. These chain links are super easy to find, cheap to buy in bulk and perfect for the budget classroom teacher.