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Such a Time As This

Faith, Hope, & Love

10/13/2017

22 Leaf Projects to Improve Your Child’s Fine Motor Skills

When my oldest hit his second birthday we recognized that he couldn’t hold a cup or a spoon.  Soon after his annual well-check, we ended up being referred to occupational therapy because his fine motor skills were delayed.  Slowly, he was able to improve his skills but most of it came at a much older age (after he started doing school work) because nothing really caught his imagination or attention at such a young age.

The good news is, there really are tons of fun ways to help improve your child’s fine motor skills.

 

I’ve found 22 of the best projects to help improve your child’s fine motor skills while also teaching him or her about Fall!  How fun is that?

 

 

22 Leaf Projects to Help Improve Your Child’s Fine Motor Skills

 

 

Sewing Practice with Leaves from Grshly Planted

All Natural Leaf Threading from Kids Craft Room

Fall Pre-Writing Activity Inspired by Leaf Man from Books and Giggles

Tracing the Veins of a Leaf from Go Science Girls

Q-Tip Painted Fall Tree Craft from There’s Just One Mommy

Leaf Rubbing Plates from Freshly Planted

Fall Harvest Stamping Activities from Every Star is Different

All Season Tree Coloring Page from Mama Smiles

Fall Leaf Color Sort Felt Mat from Stir the Wonder

Autumn Leaf Threading from Picklebums

Fall Cut It Out Pack from This Reading Mama

Autumn Leaves Fine Motor and Sensory Play from My Mundane and Miraculous Life

Exploring Leaves Fine Motor Science from Little Bins for Little Hands

Invitation to Draw Fall Leaves from Munchkins and Moms

Fall Tissue Paper Tree from The Resourceful Mama

Fall Clothespin Tree from Stir the Wonder

Felt Fall Tree Color Rhyme from School Time Snippets

Outdoor Fall Train Play from Play Trains

Word Family Trees from Relentlessly Fun, Deceptively Educational

Watercolor Leaf Garland from Paper and Glue

Fall Sand Art from Pre Kinders

Fall Leaves Punch Puzzle from Laly Mom

 

Which one do you plan to try first?


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