Here are 5 wonderful activities which promote fine motor development in young children, as well as promoting sorting, matching and problem solving skills!
These were all ideas linked up to It’s Playtime last week!
Clockwise from the top:
Transferring rocks and pebbles Famiglia and Seoul
15 Fine Motor Ideas for Toddlers from Mummy Musings and Mayhem
Woollen Pom Pom Weaving by Crafty Little People
Sorting nuts and bolts by Adventures at home with Mum
Wonderful Ideas for Nature Table play by An Everyday Story
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It’s Playtime is a collaborative linky hosted by: Anna at The Imagination Tree, Rachel and Holly at Quirky Momma, Jamie @ hands on : as we grow, Rachele @ Messy Kids and Jenny @ Let the Children Play. We’re all about PLAY!
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HI! I linked up two activities, but tried to link them up on my Ipad and it didn’t work correctly. The pictures aren’t appearing. Is there a way to delete them and add again? Sorry for the hassle. Thanks!
Thanks for featuring our Fine Motor activities Anna!
Thank you for another great article. Where else could anyone get that kind of information in such a perfect way of writing? I have a presentation next week, and I am on a look out for such information.
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Thanks so much for featuring our Fine Motor Practice with Rocks! My son just loves playing with any type of rock, stone, or pebble that he finds!
All very good ideas. The important thing seems to be that there is purpose to the task. If the child feels that they are doing something for a reason they will complete the process. For this reason I always found threading boards were a good way of improving Fine Motor skills within my kids, you can even make your own with a drill and some time.
Mandy.
thank you for hosting! I linked up our lil frog project with our weekly wrap up
Thanks for hosting & thank you kindly for Featuring our Bolt sorting 🙂
Adventures at home with Mum
Thanks Anna 😀
Oh and when do we get to see pics of C’s party???
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