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Fine motor toys to help kids build fine motor coordination, hand strength, motor skills, precision, dexterity, and more.

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Fine motor toys to help kids build fine motor coordination, hand strength, motor skills, precision, dexterity, and more. Fine Motor Skills

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Use this cute clothespin snowman craft to help kids develop and strengthen fine motor skills including grip, pinch, grasp, and endurance needed for tasks like pencil grasp, handwriting, managing clothing fasteners, cutting with scissors, and other fine motor activities.

All you need are Valentine’s Day sprinkles and some paper for this fine motor activity with a heart theme! Kids can work on fine motor skills including precision and dexterity, eye-hand coordination, and in-hand manipulation to count and improve math skills like adding, one-to-one correspondence, number recognition, and other beginning math skills. Perfect for Valentine’s Day math fun!

We tried a baking soda dough recipe and used it to make snowman in a way to help kids strengthen fine motor skills and hand strength. This is a great way to build fine motor skills with a fun sensory dough activity. We’ve tried a lot of different recipes for different doughs and have our favorites, definitely. We wanted to make some snowmen one day and tried a new (to us) recipe…Baking Soda Dough!

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