Easter Eggs are so fun! Bright colors and so many creative ways to use them! In this activity, the child works on bilateral hand use and grading his force when putting the eggs together, and on visual perception as he tries to match the 2 colors as shown on the cards.

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

Promote forearm pronation by filling up paper cups using water bottles.

This activity works on grasp and bilateral hand use by creating and painting a fish shape using a paper lunch bag and some yarn.

This activity provides tactile and visual input. In addition, it reinforces letter or sight word recognition.

This activity promotes cutting skills and visual motor skills.

This is a pre-cutting activity that helps the child in learning the proper way to open and close scissors.

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

This fun activity promotes the child’s finger strength through the play with clothespins. The child will also strengthen color matching skills.

Create a finger puppet mouse while working on visual motor and eye-hand coordination skills using construction paper and glue.