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🎯 Encourage skillful play with Wooden Toys Balancing that boost coordination, patience, and focus. Each piece challenges kids to carefully stack and balance, enhancing their hand-eye coordination and motor control 👶. Made from sturdy, safe wood, these toys provide fun, screen-free learning while nurturing creativity and problem-solving 🎨. Ideal for toddlers and preschoolers to enjoy educational, active play every day 🌼.

Happy Halloween! My student was so happy with his work he wanted me to share it with everyone 🎃 This simple activity focused on improving letter formation and cutting skills. His goals were to correctly form lowercase letters and cut out shapes within 1/4 inch of the line and this kid knocked it out the park! Every lowercase letter was formed correctly and his cutting skills have improved drastically over the school year! Like this post to congratulate him! I’ll be showing him on Monday! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾⠀ ⠀ ■ ⠀ ■ ⠀ ■ ⠀ ⠀ #happyhalloween #thevirtualbell #autism #finemotorskills #finemotordevelopment #iteachautism #halloween #finemotoractivity #finemotoractivities #finemotorfun #finemotorpractice #iteachelementary #iteachtoo #schoolgoals #goals #studentsuccess #studentsuccessmatters #handwriting #handwritinggoals #letterformation #cuttingshapes #cuttingskills #cuttingskillsforkids (at Atlanta, Georgia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CG_utrEl-zj/?igshid=xzhkgm7cjzd1

Here the children are creating a Scratch Art Work. You can see how much a child’s pencil grasp develops in just a few years..... from a Preschool, to a Primary School Student. It’s really important that children have opportunities to develop their Fine Motor Skills every day. Children need to draw, paint, play with playdough, be involved in messy play, do puzzles, threading and other fine tasks. At R&R, we offer these opportunities every day! #scratchart #art #finemotorskills #finemotordevelopment #finemotor #smallmuscles #teacher #tutor #kids #thirroul (at R&R Education Emporium) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bw1jgMrgZTj/?igshid=x7m7lr8xikgm

Felting is a great sensory activity for kids and wonderful for fine motor development. Making felt balls is fun and easy. You might even try laying out a towel once the balls start taking shape and allowing the children to throw their felt balls at the towel. This motion will strengthen the locking of the fibers in the wool and it’s super fun! 

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