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Happy Fine Motor Fridays Guys! Today’s fine motor idea is another one of our LEGO Build Ideas and this one is perfectly timed! No t only is LEGO play awesome Fine Motor Work but today is the release of a super fun movie. While this post is not sponsored or endorsed at all by Disney,…
Welcome to another week of Fine Motor Fridays! Today I’m sharing a collection of kids activities on a vertical plane. I also have some affiliate links for easy shopping if you want to take your child’s play vertical! Recently I watched an EdWeb educational webinar about Fine Motor Skills by Marianne Gibbs of Write Out of…
Welcome back to another Fine Motor Friday! Today I have ideas for construction paper crafts that use all kinds of fine motor skills. It focuses on my toddler’s latest obsessions too! Yes, my 2 1/2 year old is obsessed with Monster Trucks. Trains and construction vehicles too, but right now, totally Monster Trucks. He’s been…
Happy Fine Motor Friday! We are back with playful ways to get kids’ hands moving! Today’s DIY Toy is not only another one of our Recycled Crafts but is great to work on wrist extension and bilateral integration. Note- I did add a couple affiliate links to this post, which just means that if you…
Time for another week of playful fine motor skills activities from the Fine Motor Fridays crew! This week we have an out-of-this-world Outer Space Box Fort! Come check it out! So I’ll just say it and get it over with. My daughter does the dreaded “W sit,” which is sure to make some of you angry at me…
It’s time for another week’s Fine Motor Fridays, a collaborative weekly series where we share playful fine motor skills activities. Today my contribution is filed under Fun Easter Egg Ideas! I’ve added some affiliate links to help if you want any specific materials. These coffee filter princesses are the perfect Egg Cups if you have a…
Welcome back to Fine Motor Fridays! It’s another week of playful, creative fine motor skills activities. Today I am sharing some easy and fun writing activities for kids using what I’m calling a Glitter Stardust Writing Tray. Today’s entry into our writing activities category involves a new play recipe for us. Glitter stardust is totally…
Welcome back to Fine Motor Friday! We are back with playful fine motor skills ideas today as we share fun writing activities for toddlers and preschoolers! My son is 2 1/2 going on 20, I think. Like many younger siblings, he always wants to do whatever big sis is doing. Any writing utensils she uses,…
Welcome back to Fine Motor Friday! We are on quite a Valentine’s Day kick around here, and today’s DIY Valentine’s Day Shirts are no exception! These t-shirts would be cute to make for a class Valentine’s Party or as a Valentine’s Day gift for someone special. If you are ever looking for an awesome Halloween…
Welcome back to Fine Motor Fridays! This week I am sharing simple but fun writing activities inspired by the Piggie and Elephant book called, We Are in a Book! It’s a personalized dry erase book! Quick note- affiliate links are used in this post, which just means that if you purchase anything through my links,…
Hello and happy Friday! For today’s Fine Motor Fridays activity we tried some fun writing activities using a salt tray. I even created a free printable to use with it! Quick note- affiliate links are used in this post. Lately my preschooler has had a favorite new activity. She likes to grab a marker and piece…
Welcome back for a VERY special Fine Motor Fridays! Not only are we sharing new fine motor activities with you today but we are kicking off a great giveaway for ANYONE interested in Fine Motor Skills! So Check out these fun ways to reuse your coffee sleeves and then stick around at the bottom for the giveaway!…
So we are kind of enamored with Pete the Cat around here. In case you couldn’t tell… since we shared three Pete the Cat Buttons Activities last week. I can’t help it. We get on a theme and I just keep going with it. (Quick note, this post includes affiliate links. Cool. Let’s go play!) Like I said…
Welcome to a very special edition of Fine Motor Fridays! Today’s fine motor skills activity not only comes with a free printable that goes along with a beloved children’s song- but it comes with a HUGE announcement! Today is the launch of our brand new book called 99 Fine Motor Ideas for Ages 1 to…
Woohoo! The Weekend is here! We are back for another Fine Motor Friday!! Today’s Fine Motor Halloween Crafts use a clever recycled material to practice some sewing skills. So how simple is this, right?! The super cool part to me was the material we snagged from the grocery store for FREE to sew on! I…
TGIF and welcome back to another Fine Motor Friday! Today’s Halloween activity was fun for my preschooler AND my toddler. We did these fun and easy ghost crafts the other day and had a blast! Quick note: this post includes affiliate links, which means if you buy anything via those links, my site receives a…
Happy Fine Motor Friday, you guys!! I’m SO excited today!! Can you believe that one year ago this week, we started the Fine Motor Fridays series?! I cannot tell you what has been the most fun part of this group- doing all these activities with our kids or getting to know one another through blogging!…
Happy Friday! Thank you for joining us for another Fine Motor Friday! Today’s playful fine motor skills idea comes in the form of easy Halloween Crafts for Kids! These yarn mummy crafts are perfect for my preschooler because it works on scissor skills, bilateral coordination and….patience! We tried the mummy head one first and that…
Woohoo it is Fine Motor Friday again! I’m wearing a sweater and eating soup so fall is officially here. I already saw pumpkins in the grocery store so I suppose it is time to get planning for Halloween! Last week we had a fun Halloween Printable that was great for working on visual scanning and…
Welcome back to another week’s Fine Motor Fridays! Today’s Fine Motor Games are so very simple to set up and so versatile too! They make nice little concentration games that could be used to focus on bilateral coordination and visual scanning. My son really likes to tinker and figure things out. He loves books with…
