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Fine motor activities for the classroom! Check out these great fine motor activities for kids with many different themes such as spring, winter, superhero and garden! These fun activities include cutting, writing, hand strengthening, tracing, beads and more! The perfect brain break for the classroom or Occupational Therapy intervention! #finemotoractivities #brainbreaksforkids #occupationaltherapyinterventions

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Fine motor activities for the classroom! Check out these great fine motor activities for kids with many different themes such as spring, winter, superhero and garden! These fun activities include cutting, writing, hand strengthening, tracing, beads and more! The perfect brain break for the classroom or Occupational Therapy intervention! #finemotoractivities Pediatric Physical Therapy Ideas

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