Fine Motor

Use blocks to help kids work on fine motor skills including bilateral coordination, eye-hand coordination, precision, graded release, pincer grasp, tripod grasp, radial palmer grasp, digital palmer grasp, and more.

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Use blocks to help kids work on fine motor skills including bilateral coordination, eye-hand coordination, precision, graded release, pincer grasp, tripod grasp, radial palmer grasp, digital palmer grasp, and more. Fine Motor Skills

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This rainbow chain can be used in a toddler activity to teach colors and color matching in a creative, hands-on approach to teaching toddlers colors. This is an activity that I’ve used over and over again with my own toddlers. Older siblings can make and build the plastic chain links to make a rainbow chain…and younger siblings can sort the colors of the chain links. This is a chain link activity that builds so many skills!

Make a hundreds chart puzzle with rainbow popsicle sticks. Kids can work on so many areas: visual perceptual skills, fine motor skills, color order, counting ones, counting tens. This is a great multisensory math activity for a rainbow theme and hands-on learning.

Make a hundreds chart puzzle with rainbow popsicle sticks. Kids can work on so many areas: visual perceptual skills, fine motor skills, color order, counting ones, counting tens. This is a great multisensory math activity for a rainbow theme and hands-on learning.

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