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My 5 Senses Worksheet
Food Explorers let your adventures begin! Pick a food and use your five senses to explore how it looks, smells, feels, tastes, and sounds. When you're done, print out another one and do it all over again! This FREE printable tool complements the encyclopedia guidebooks “ Where Do Bananas Come From? A Book of Fruits” and “ Where Does Broccoli Come From? A Book of Vegetables,” a series of children’s nutrition books for increasing food literacy growing adventurous eaters. Children learn fun facts
1st - 6th
Vocabulary
Farm Animal Fine Motor Tracing
Fine Motor: Tracing SkillsFarm animal tracing will allow your students to build fine motor skills, increase hand-eye coordination, and increase pencil control and grip! With all of the technology use fine motor skills are being forgotten. With these simple, no prep pages students can write on these with a pencil, rainbow write using multiple colors, put the sheets in page protectors for repeated use with dry erase markers, etc. You can also go one step farther and use small manipulatives to plac
PreK - 1st
Handwriting
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Ice Cream Letter Tracing-uppercase
Get your students excited about writing by having them trace these colorful ice cream cones! This printable is a perfect addition to your summer unit and can be added to your classroom centers for a fun, engaging fine motor activity. Your students can use a dry erase marker to trace over the letters to build their letter knowledge and increase their fine motor development.
PreK - K
Writing
FREE Pizza Cutting Craft | Cut, Color & Build Shapes for Scissor Skills Practice
Looking for a fun and accessible way to build scissor skills in early learners? This cut-and-build pizza craft is designed to help children practise cutting along simple 2D shapes to complete a picture—without tricky corners or complex curves! Designed by an Occupational Therapist, this ready-to-print activity supports fine motor development, visual-motor integration, and early cutting skills in a fun and engaging way. Perfect for Developing: Fine motor control Scissor grip, control and accurac
PreK - 2nd
Alphabet, Not Subject Specific, Visual Arts
Christmas Pin Punching Cards for Fine Motor activities
Your students will love working on their hand muscle strength with these Christmas theme pin poking cards! These cards are a fun way to strengthen your students' hands, develop hand muscles, and practice fine motor strength. You can use these cards for your fine motor centers or Montessori 3-6 classroom! Push pin cards and activities are a fantastic way to work on concentration, test of patience for children, and work beautifully to strengthen children’s hands. Your students can use a push pin
PreK - 1st
Handwriting
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