This activity helps to develop pre-writing skills by tracing different types of stencils.

This is a great activity to do in a group setting. However, it can be done with only one child as well. The goal of this activity is to use the clothespins to pass the cotton balls without letting them pile up in front of the child when the music stops.

This fun activity works mainly on visual memory, matching, and categorization. The activity allows the child to take part in household chores and it also provides a great opportunity to spend special time with caregivers.

This fun activity works on tripod grasp. Using a small stamp requires the child to use his fingers in a similar way of grasping a writing tool.

This game helps promote eye-hand coordination and visual tracking/spatial skills.

Use paper rolls and pom-poms to play a matching colors game while promoting grasp, core strength, grasp, crossing midline, and eye-hand coordination.

This creation builds muscle strength in the hands and fingers. It is also a visually satisfying creation. All ages can participate in this activity.

Through the use of clothespins and a visual pattern, the child promotes visual perception skills, develops pincer grasp, and practices crossing mid-line.

This activity promotes crossing midline and functional grasp by drawing between vertical lines while standing.

This activity involves tracing and cutting and is great for the development of visual motor skills.