Fine Motor Coordination Activities to print

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several Fine Motor Coordination Activities ready to print and apply to students in early grades (Educação Infantil) in the classroom or as a homework assignment.

Fine Motor Coordination: Our fine motor skills allow us to use the small muscles in our body. Writing, coordinating hand and eye movements, creating pieces of art, moving eyes and lips are all examples of fine motor skills. Picking up a small sheet from the ground with her fingers is also her use. The same happens with assembling a puzzle or when someone plays with building bricks — which also involves our visual motor skills. Anything we do coordinating eyes and hands has to do with this fine motor ability, like using a pencil, even to draw.

HOW CAN WE WORK THE FINE MOTOR COORDINATION: Many activities can be carried out with this purpose, including coordination is often worked without be aware of the most common activities of daily life, so I leave you with some activity tips:

folding paper;
rip paper;
roll up paper;
punch paper with hole punch;

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stamping paper;
paste paper;
scissor;
connect dots;
contouring and coloring;
to design;
coloring/painting with crayons, crayons, brushes;
mount lego;
modeling play dough or clay;
tack perforated materials;
embroider on fabric or paper;
buttoning and unbuttoning “buttons”;
open and close zipper;
open and close velcro;
tie shoelaces...

See too: Ideas for working on motor, spatial and visual coordination

Index

Fine Motor Coordination Activities - Developing fine motor coordination
Fine Motor Coordination Activities - Varied Ideas
Fine Motor Coordination Activities – Pincer Movement
Fine Motor Coordination Activities
Fine Motor Coordination Activities – Dotted Butterfly
Fine Motor Coordination Activities to print

Fine Motor Coordination Activities - Developing fine motor coordination

Some games that can help the child and their motor coordination:

Attach colored paper pegs;
Play with balls;
Encourage play with play dough;
Drawing with gouache paint, among others.

Always remembering that each child is special and needs to be respected in their individuality.

Fine Motor Coordination Activities - Varied Ideas

Be sure to check: Ideas for working with colors and motor coordination

Also see others at:Simple activities for children's motor coordination

Fine Motor Coordination Activities – Pincer Movement

Working Fine Motor Coordination - Playful

Necessary materials:

SCISSORS;
MOLDS;
HOT GLUE or super tram (or whichever you prefer, the important thing is to fix it)
Clothes peg;

Templates for printing

Fine Motor Coordination Activities

also see 19 ideas for working Fine Motor Coordination.

Fine Motor Coordination Activities

Fine Motor Coordination Activities with pencils and colored pens:

The purpose of this activity is to strengthen the tone of the fingers, hands and wrist. In addition to muscle strengthening in the shoulder and arm.

Fine Motor Coordination Activities

Fine Motor Coordination Activities

Cover the spider's house with different colored pencils

Fine Motor Coordination Activities

Fine Motor Coordination Activities

Fine Motor Coordination Activities – Dotted Butterfly

Fine Motor Coordination Activities

Fine Motor Coordination Activities to print

Fine Motor Coordination Activities

Fine Motor Coordination Activities

Fine Motor Coordination Activities

Fine Motor Coordination Activities

Fine Motor Coordination Activities

Fine Motor Coordination Activities

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