Squeezing a glue bottle works the hand muscles, and placing small pieces on glue dots practices careful finger control. These activities use glue sticks and bottles to build fine motor control, visual motor skills, and pincer grasp while making crafts kids are proud of.
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Added Oct 26 · Ages 3+Sunflower HandprintBilateral Hand UseCuttingEye-Hand CoordinationFine Motor Control+3 moreYou'll need: Construction Paper · Glue · Markers · Pen · Scissors · Tempera Paint
Added Oct 26 · Ages 3+Busy BeeBilateral Hand UseCuttingFine Motor ControlMotor Planning+1 moreYou'll need: Construction Paper · Glue · Markers · Paper Towels · Pom-poms · Scissors · Stapler · Tissue Paper
Added Oct 26 · Ages 3+Paper FishBilateral Hand UseCuttingFine Motor ControlGrasp+3 moreYou'll need: Buttons · Construction Paper · Craft Sticks · Glitter Glue · Glue · Markers · Paper Plate · Pom-poms · Scissors · Sequins · Stamps · StickersAdded Sep 28 · Ages 6+Addition TurtleCuttingMotor PlanningWritingYou'll need: Construction Paper · Crayons · Fabric · Felt · Glue · Paper PlateWhile these activities are great for home practice, nothing replaces the guidance of a licensed therapist. If you are in Irvine, CA or the Orange County area and have concerns about your child's development, we invite you to connect with us.
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