Teach your child how to sew or embroider with this happy worm and apple practice hoop! They can practice fine-motor skills as they learn the process of passing the worm back and forth through the apple. It’s a safe and fun way for them to try out stitching!
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Handmade Christmas ornaments are lots of fun, but they’re even better when they give kids the opportunity to practice their fine motor skills! These six printable ornaments start with a base and get embellished with bows, buttons, and stitches. Some parts of these need a bit of grown-up help, but then kids can work on some […]
Stuck inside this winter? These printable cards are a perfect way for your kids to play with snow, and make their own, without the cold and wet. They’ll keep them occupied, but they’ll also give plenty of fine motor practice, matching and measuring skills, and more. The snowflakes are created with pieces of straws placed on […]
When I was a little girl I had a soft, stuffed doll that came with clothes. The clothes attached with a sort of buttoning system that was easy to use, but also great for practicing fine-motor skills. Inspired by that doll, I’ve created an easy DIY bear that you can stitch up for your kids. […]
Recently Drake’s teacher sent a note saying he was having difficulties using scissors at school. He had been unable to complete an assignment in class that required cutting out patterned triangle witch hats and gluing them on to the matching witch. She sent it home for him to complete, as well as some additional cutting […]
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