Strengthen the hand/fingers with this fun hole punching activity! Feed the hungry caterpillar by punching out holes in the leaf corresponding with the number indicate. This is a great precursor activity to scissor cutting!

Build fine motor skills and color matching by using tongs to pick up pom poms and sort by color. Which caterpillar is the longest?

Find hidden uppercase letters and write the matching lowercase letter. Children will use their eye dropper or a spray bottle to find hidden letters.

This activity targets perception, scissor cutting, fine motor skills, and more! Sort the objects by category after cutting.

Improve fine motor, visual-motor, and visual perception skills by stringing straws into a pattern.

Practice cutting straight lines with visual cues for helper hand placement

Scissor cutting live class worksheets

Practice cutting simple shapes to create a Mickey and Minnie Mouse Bookmark.

Strengthen the hands, develop the hand arches, and improve pincer grasp by using a single-hole puncher to punch out holes and glue them to the donut as sprinkles

Strengthen the hands and fingers by building a dress for one of the four princesses.

Here’s a fun way to work on building fine motor skills!

Children use their fingertips to roll Play-Doh into small balls and place them on their corresponding colors. Then, they will squish a pipe cleaner into the Play-Doh from one color to the next.

To challenge your little one, include an additional step such as adding beads to the pipe cleaner as you can see for the purple pipe cleaner.

Strengthen the hands, improve graded control, and develop the hand arches with this activity!

Improve pencil control by coloring inside the circles.

Practice cutting out simple shapes to build the robot.

Move your body and strengthen the upper/lower body and core with this fun pokemon scavenger hunt. Walk like an animal or a pokemon to find each hidden pokemon.

Practice cutting out circles by building the body of an ant.

Practice cutting circles by cutting out each pokemon ball. Children will then draw their favorite pokemon on the back of each cutout.