Fine motor skills halloween activities

Learn how to make a mummy fine motor activity for kids. This Halloween play idea is perfect for preschoolers and kindergartners.

Here is a simple witch's broomstick fine motor activity for toddlers and preschoolers. Decorate a broomstick with pony beads this Halloween!

Are you looking for fun and easy Halloween activities to use in your special education classroom. In this post, I am sharing some of my top DIY Halloween fine motor activities on a budget. You can target visual-motor skills as well as some executive functioning skills like problem-solving and overall sequencing! You can also work on math facts, number identification, & number sense. These activities are great for grasp patterns. Use these for independent stations, math centers or morning…

All of these activities can be done while staying on a strict budget! When you’re a stay at home mom, it’s very easy sometimes to just find yourself spending slightly too much time in the living ro…

This easy mummy craft for kids using a paper bowl is the perfect Halloween activity for practicing fine motor skills and scissor skills too!

Ghosts, spiders, monsters, and jack-o-lanterns mean it's almost time for trick or treating! These Halloween Fine Motor Activities will add some spooky fun while improving fine motor skills! This is a 10 page fine motor pack! From lacing, to hole punching, to Wikki Stix, to clothespin activities, to using thumb tacks, to manipulating small objects, you'll find a variety of fine motor activities for preschoolers to first grade!

Preschool Activities with Pony Beads, Fine Motor Skills, Patterning, Fall, Christmas, Valentine's Day, Spring, Butterflies, Make New Friends

Practice color matching and fine motor skills with this simple spider activity for preschoolers and toddlers from Modern Preschool!

These Halloween Dot Painting worksheets are a fun mess free painting activity for young kids that work on hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. Grab your free printable now! Toddlers and preschoolers love them. They work great with Do a Dot Markers.