Kindergarten Fine Motor Cutting Practice Skills and Tracing Activities

One of the BEST ways to help your students practice their scissor skills is by building their fine motor strength. These easy-to-use, no-prep printables provide your students will multiple opportunities to work on building their finger strength.

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With these fine motor skills worksheets, your students can work on cutting and snipping skills, pincer grasps, and letter strokes while also working on practicing alphabet letters and sounds, and numbers 1-10.

What’s included:

⭐️ Cutting practice (32 pages)

• straight lines
• angled lines
• curved lines
• shapes
• snipping practice

⭐️ Qtip painting letters (24 pages)

• strengthen pincer grasp
• identify letters & alphabet sounds
• uppercase and lowercase letters

⭐️ Qtip painting numbers (20 pages)

• strengthen pincer grasp
• identify numbers 1-20
• counting and 1:1 correspondence

⭐️ Pencil practice (26 pages)

• tracing lines & continuous strokes
• tracing uppercase & lowercase letters
• tracing objects

These fine motor practice pages can be used throughout the year during centers, morning work, or in small groups.

Why teachers love these fine motor printables!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "My students really enjoyed this resource. It was very easy to get ready. After the first use they could do it on their own. Very helpful for all levels and at any time of the year. Thank you" -Kathie B.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "I love these worksheets to help with fine motor! I make sure my students take their time with them and understand how to follow the lines to grow their fine motor skills!" -Rebecca C.

♥ Find more fine motor centers and activities in the Kindergarten Fine Motor Task Cards Bundle ♥