Posts Tagged ‘fine motor activities’
Action Shapes
These poseable, personalized action figures are great for setting up easy puppet theatre-style plays or making a stop motion animation movie! Learn more below! Each Action Shape comes in separate parts laid onto sheets. Before popping out all the pieces, ask … Continue reading 
Tissue Paper Birds
Make beautiful simple suncatchers with mosaic-like Tissue Circles and easily-available materials in your craft closet! Age: 4+ Duration: 10-15 minutes Learning Objectives: Use fine motor skills to tear up Tissue Circles into mosaic-like sections. Piece the materials together to create a visually … Continue reading
Accordion Critters
Round up your favorite animal friends for a puppet show! The Accordion Critters are intended to focus students on folding accordion-style to exercise their fine motor skills. The super-cute animal designs are enough to make a fuss about! That’s why … Continue reading
Wild Flower Vests
Make a bright and beautiful vest to commemorate the end of summer! To add some fun to your students’ painting experiences, try painting outside as a tribute to all the great days spent in the sunshine (and to enhance students’ sensory exploration!) … Continue reading
Craft Spotlight: Nature Stencils
Use detailed Nature Stencils to draw beautiful pictures while developing fine motor skills and encouraging image association. Each shape has a coordinating border to add interest to students’ drawings. The stencils kit features many different types of flora and fauna … Continue reading