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Apple Fine Motor Activities

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This pack includes ten fine motor activities that are perfect for small groups, morning tubs, centers, and more! Each of the activities has an apple theme.

What’s included?
Some of the activities are printables and others require some preparation such as laminating. Here are the ten fine motor skills covered. Please look at the preview file for a closer look at each activity.

1. Paper tearing
2. Cutting (multiple options)
3. Pinning (using jumbo push pins)
4. Tracing and Hole-Punching
5. Line tracing (top to bottom)
6. Tweezing (color sorting or counting)
7. Playdough skills (rolling a snake, snipping or tearing playdough)
8. Pre-Writing
9. Stickers
10. Clothespin Clipping

Several of the activities are designed to be differentiated and include multiple options for you to choose from.

Most of the activities include black-and-white options. However, the color sorting activities do not have a black-and-white option due to the nature of the activities.

Please look at the preview file for more information!

Click here to see all of my Fine Motor activities!

Please ask me any questions you have about this product using the Product Q&A below before purchasing.

Please remember that your purchase is intended for use in one classroom only. If you intend to share with colleagues, please purchase additional licenses. Contact me for site licensing information.

Thank you!

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Here are more great resources!
★Morning Work Tubs for Kindergarten
★Paper Tearing ABC Book
★Letter Sound Coloring Pages
★Welcome to Kindergarten Pack

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  • I know that the start to the school day can be a crazy, chaotic time. This is why I love using kindergarten morning work tubs to create a low-prep, easy start to my day! With over 20 activities to choose from, my students can practice math, literacy, fine motor development, social skills, and more! Kindergarten morning work tubs are also a wonderful way to introduce, review, and remediate different content and skills in your primary classroom.
  • I know that the start to the school day can be a crazy, chaotic time. This is why I love using kindergarten morning work tubs to create a low-prep, easy start to my day! With over 20 activities to choose from, my students can practice math, literacy, fine motor development, social skills, and more! Kindergarten morning work tubs are also a wonderful way to introduce, review, and remediate different content and skills in your primary classroom.
  • I know that the start to the school day can be a crazy, chaotic time. This is why I love using kindergarten morning work tubs to create a low-prep, easy start to my day! With over 20 activities to choose from, my students can practice math, literacy, fine motor development, social skills, and more! Kindergarten morning work tubs are also a wonderful way to introduce, review, and remediate different content and skills in your primary classroom.
  • These low-prep Halloween themed fine motor activities are such a fun way practice fine motor skills in your pre-k classroom. Perfect for morning work, centers, or small groups, you preschool students will love getting to practice math, literacy, fine motor development, and social skills while creating spiders, pumpkin faces, and candy corn. These Halloween fine motor activities also help to develop important pre-writing skills.
  • Need an easy, low-prep way to start the school day in your primary classroom? These first grade morning work tubs for November are the perfect way to begin your day while your students practice math, literacy, fine motor, and social skills. First grade morning work tubs are also a wonderful way to introduce, review, and remediate different content areas and skills in your primary classroom.
  • With over 20 literacy centers to choose from, your kindergarten students will love these engaging, interactive activities! With practice for letter recognition, letter sounds, sight words, and writing, these easy, fun literacy centers are not fall-themed. The foundational literacy skills covered are appropriate for kindergarten students during the third and fourth months of the school year. These low-prep literacy centers can be used for pre-teaching, re-teaching, and review as well!
  • These Fall Add and Cover Mats are perfect for any kindergarten classroom. I love using these fall-themed addition mats for my kindergarten math centers, whole groups, and small groups. My kindergarten students love practicing their addition skills with interactive fall math mats such as apples, sunflowers, pumpkins, acorns, corn, scarecrows, & more. Your students will fall in love with this engaging, low-prep fall math activity!
  • Your first grade students will be so excited to come to school to begin their day with these fun, interactive morning work tubs! With over 20 activities to choose from, my students can practice math, literacy, fine motor development, social skills, and more. First grade morning work tubs are also a wonderful way to introduce, review, and remediate different content areas and skills in your primary classroom.
  • With over 20 literacy centers to choose from, your kindergarten students will love these engaging, interactive activities! With practice for letter recognition, letter sounds, sight words, and writing, these easy, fun literacy centers are not fall-themed. The foundational literacy skills covered are appropriate for kindergarten students during the second to third months of the school year. These low-prep literacy centers can be used for pre-teaching, re-teaching, and review as well!

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Adding more fine motor experiences in your classroom can be as easy as swapping out materials or making minor tweaks to activities. For example, you could have students do a basic candy corn coloring page. However, in my Halloween fine motor pack, the page has dots for gluing practice. You can have students cut strips of paper or use their fingers to tear pieces.You can even turn it into a math activity by having students roll a die (or two) and cover that many dots, then repeat until the whole page is covered!Plus, wouldn't these make a cute bulletin board? (Life in Kindergarten is SWEET! 😉)Grab this activity in my Halloween Fine Motor Pack here: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Halloween-Fine-Motor-Activities-4110042 ... See MoreSee Less

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