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Often times children need reminders for the many rules associated with handwriting. This simple and clear checklist has them stated in a way where children can both read and visualize the rules they should be following for handwriting. Laminate and tape on a student's desk or binder for repeated use!

This packet incorporates 11 of the common snap words learned in kindergarten with a scaffolded way for children to practice writing! This packet is all lowercase letters. Trace then write within a boxed space allowed for more visual spatial awareness and improving motor planning of letters. Smiley face visual cues for where the child should start their letter also aid in improving visual memory and motor planning of letters! Great for daily morning work or practice at home! Words included: my

Cutting skills are part of the foundation of a child's fine motor skill development and incorporate the following: - Bilateral Coordination - Visual Perceptual Motor Skills - Hand strength This product contains both color and black & white cutting practice sectioned into 3 lines per page. Straight lines decrease in thickness for varied difficulty. Curved lines have varying degrees of curves for scaffolded difficulty as well.

To work on letter sizing and spatial orientation, each type of letter (tall, short, descending) has a corresponding box related to the size and spatial orientation of that letter. I have taken this concept and combined it with the fun game of “Hangman” to create a more visually challenging version of the classic game, with reinforcing the awareness of letter sizing and visual perceptual skills. Children have the added challenge of having to visualize each letter as it would be written when guess

Product includes one page for 1) Christmas 2) Hanukkah 3) General Happy Holidays for word creating activity. Students has to take words in above saying and put various letters together to make as many words as they can! Students can work on organization, word finding, handwriting, legibility, speed, etc.

Here is a fun and simple craft to enhance fine motor skills for your child! This activity incorporates the following fine motor and visual motor skills: - In-hand manipulation - Intrinsic Hand Strengthening - Bilateral Coordination - Dexterity - Visual Spatial Skills - Pincer Grasp - Upper extremity stabilization Also following a sequence of instructions is a great skill to enhance! Adaptations: Put the activity on an inclined or vertical surface for increase upper body strengthening!

In the time of home learning or e-Learning, it is important for therapists to know what items a child has at home to plan activities. This is a fun and engaging scavenger hunt for a child to find things around the house. This can then be given to a therapist or parents who can utilize it to guide fine motor enhancing activities!