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Cut out and laminate the tree and then punch the dots for a lovely threading resource. You can add challenge through the materials that you provide the children with to thread. They can use their fingers or a children’s sewing needle

a lovely versatile spring themed busy fingers activity to develop childrens fine motor skills and hand eye co ordination children can: add loose parts to the dots using fingers or tweezers the above adding the additional challenge of a timer finger print the dots use bingo dabbers to colour the dots

A lovely versatile spring themed busy fingers activity to develop childrens fine motor skills and hand eye co ordination children can: add loose parts to the dots using fingers or tweezers the above adding the additional challenge of a timer finger print the dots use bingo dabbers to colour the dots

3 busy finger activities to develop children’s fine motor skills. the activities include peeling stickers, threading and pincer grip while supporting the celebration of St Patrick’s day and developing 1-1 correspondence.

Follow the dots to create a rainbow so that the Leprechaun can reach the pot of gold. A fun little activity that works great as an independent activity to support children in developing their pencil control, hand eye coordination, and fine motor skills

Follow the dots to create a rainbow so that the Leprechaun can reach the pot of gold. A fun little activity that works great as an independent activity to support children in developing their pencil control, hand eye coordination, and fine motor skills

a lovely versatile spring themed busy fingers activity to develop childrens fine motor skills and hand eye co ordination children can: add loose parts to the dots using fingers or tweezers the above adding the additional challenge of a timer finger print the dots use bingo dabbers to colour the dots

Cut out and laminate the tree and then punch the dots for a lovely threading resource. You can add challenge through the materials that you provide the children with to thread. They can use their fingers or a children’s sewing needle

Cut out and laminate the tree and then punch the dots for a lovely threading resource. You can add challenge through the materials that you provide the children with to thread. They can use their fingers or a children’s sewing needle

Cut out and laminate the tree and then punch the dots for a lovely threading resource. You can add challenge through the materials that you provide the children with to thread. They can use their fingers or a children’s sewing needle

Cut out and laminate and ask the children to put a peg on the shape that the object is. Great for supporting the teaching of 2D shapes while also developing children’s fine motor skills. There are 16 cards all together

A lovely versatile spring themed busy fingers activity to develop childrens fine motor skills and hand eye co ordination children can: add loose parts to the dots using fingers or tweezers the above adding the additional challenge of a timer finger print the dots use bingo dabbers to colour the dots

Summer 1 week 1 busy finger activities, St Georges Day themed. put your class into 5 groups and then each morning each group will carry out a different activity. There is an activity based around: fine motor skills maths phonics mark making cutting. the resources for each of the activities are included

A lovely little open ended activity to support learning about Autumn while. Cut out and laminate and put in areas where there are potentials for mark making eg the usual writing and art area but you could also put them in a sensory tray, the sand tray, the mud kitchen etc. the possibilities are endless

laminate and cut out and punch the circles with a hole punch. Then provide the children with laces, wool or string to thread through the holes. Great for developing children’s fine motor skills and supporting teaching on autumn

lovely autumn themed pencil control sheets to promote the first marks that children need to be able to make before they can begin forming letters

beautiful autumn leaves for putting loose parts on such as buttons, pom poms etc. They can be used to further develop children’s fine motor skills by introducing, tweezers, different sized loose parts etc.